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How to get started
Nobody signs a billing partner on a first date
So we do not ask you to. There are three ways to start with WeBill Health, and only one of them involves a calendar. This page tells you exactly what happens after each one, what we need from you, and where onboardings usually stall.
Three ways in, ordered by what they cost you
Pick the one that matches how much you already know about your own leakage.
Sixty seconds
Revenue Defense Score
Answer seven questions about your denial rate, your days in accounts receivable and your specialty. You get a scored read on where your revenue is exposed. We ask for your contact details at the end, and only if you want the full breakdown.
Get your scoreFour fields
Revenue Health Audit
A forensic review of your existing accounts receivable. We look for aged claims nobody worked, denial patterns repeating across a carrier, and coding that will not survive an audit. You get the findings whether or not you ever become a client.
Request the auditThirty minutes
Discovery call
A conversation with a billing manager who works claims in your specialty, not a sales representative reading from a deck. Bring your worst denial from last month and we will tell you why it happened.
Book the callWhat happens from first contact to first clean claim
Every step names who is doing the work. The ones that stall are marked, because a practice that knows what is coming can clear it in a day instead of a fortnight.
You
You ask for the audit
Four fields. Practice name, specialty, monthly claim volume and where it hurts most. Nothing else is required to start.
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We review your accounts receivable
Our coding experts pull your aged claims and denial history apart against the payer rule libraries for your specialty and your carriers. You see the leakage points named, with the dollar figure attached to each.
Together
We walk you through the findings
A working session. We go through the findings line by line and you ask whatever you want. If the leakage is small enough that fixing your front desk process solves it, we say so. Practices that never sign still leave with the findings.
Both
Agreement and BAA
A Business Associate Agreement and a billing services agreement. Our fee is a share of what you actually collect, so the terms are short and the incentive is visible on the page.
You
You grant system access
We work inside the practice management system and EHR you already use. AdvancedMD, TheraNest, eClinicalWorks, Tebra and the rest. Changing your clinical software to suit a billing partner is the wrong way around.
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We drive payer portal delegate access
This is where onboardings stall, and it is worth naming plainly. Every payer grants delegate access differently and some take weeks. We chase each one daily and report the status to you rather than going quiet until it is done.
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We check your credentialing before we bill
A lapsed CAQH attestation or a stale PECOS record stops payment silently. We verify every provider and every payer enrollment first, then monitor them around the clock so a lapse never surfaces as a denial.
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Claims start going out
Every claim receives human pre submission review against the rule libraries for your specialty and carrier before it is submitted. Claims go out within 48 hours, guaranteed.
Together
Your weekly velocity report begins
Accounts receivable aging, denial reasons worked, collections posted and what we are chasing next. Your billing manager is a US based expert with a direct line.
What we need from you
Four things. If you have them ready, the audit turns around faster.
- Your last three months of accounts receivable agingA report out of your practice management system. If you cannot pull it, we will show you where it lives.
- Your denial historyEven a rough export. We are hunting the patterns that repeat across a carrier.
- Your payer mixWhich carriers carry the most of your revenue. This decides what we work first.
- A named decision makerSomeone who can sign a BAA and grant system access. Onboarding stalls when nobody owns it on the practice side.
What does not happen
The questions practices ask on every discovery call, answered before you have to ask them.
- You do not change your EHR or practice management system. We work inside what you already use.
- You do not get an offshore call center. Your billing manager is US based and answers directly.
- You do not pay for claims that do not get paid. Our fee is tied to what you collect, so a denial costs us as well as you.
- You do not wait for a quarterly review to find out how you are doing. The velocity report lands every week.
- You do not get an algorithm you have to take on faith. When a payer changes a policy, an expert updates the library and an expert applies it to your claims.
Request Your Free Revenue Health Audit
Four fields. We come back with what we found in your accounts receivable, whether or not you ever become a client.
Start where you are comfortable
If you already know your denial rate is too high, ask for the audit. If you are not sure yet, take the score first. Either way you learn something about your own revenue before you commit to anything.