What happens when practices understand their data—and use it.
Whether it's MIPS reporting, ACO participation, or preparing for mandatory accountability models—most practices don't have visibility into where they actually stand. Here's what changes when they do.
Results.
total swing—from 9% penalty to positive incentive.
Results at a Glance
The "Invisible" Work Recognized
An Internal Medicine provider wanted to stay independent but felt the financial strain of unrewarded patient management.
He was already providing comprehensive care, but his clinical effort was "invisible" to traditional billing systems.
Joining the VBCA ACO turned his existing dedication into a $68,000 revenue increase in year one.
Ending the "Independence Tax"
A solo physician was facing a 9% MIPS penalty simply because he didn't have a back-office team.
He was a great doctor, but he was being penalized for "reporting invisibility".
The Platform took the administrative load off his desk, resulting in an 11% total revenue swing.
From Generic to Specialized
A mid-sized group was failing MIPS because their software only offered "one-size-fits-all" measures.
Their clinical excellence in surgery and specialty care was being ignored by generic reporting tools.
We mapped their data to high-value, specialty-specific metrics, securing a $250k revenue recovery.
Simplicity at Scale
A practice was overwhelmed by the workload of a previous, high-friction reporting vendor.
The reporting process was so manual it was pulling clinicians away from their patients.
Switching to our automated infrastructure led to a 148% score improvement with a fraction of the previous workload.
What these outcomes have in common
The gap isn't clinical.
Most practices we work with are delivering good care. The gap is between what they're doing and what they're capturing—and between what they're capturing and what they're being scored on.
Every client since 2020 is still with us—unless they retired, got acquired, or stopped billing Medicare.
Ambulatory Specialty Model
Cardiology, pain management, anesthesiology, orthopedics, neurosurgery, PM&R
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Whether you're navigating MIPS, exploring ACO participation, or preparing for ASM—the first step is visibility into where you actually stand.