16+ Years
in healthcare revenue cycle, finance, credentialing, and operations
AdvanceAPractice helps behavioral health, psychiatry, PMHNP, and therapy practices fix the operational causes of delayed payments, denied claims, credentialing bottlenecks, and unclear follow-through.
Founder-led support backed by 16+ years in healthcare revenue cycle, credentialing, finance, billing, and practice operations.
Founder-led support, with the credentials and track record practice owners can verify.
in healthcare revenue cycle, finance, credentialing, and operations
in aged receivables across behavioral health claims
average improvement through payer contract work
behavioral health revenue growth supported
founder-held billing certification
founder-held operations certification
A denied claim may point to a missing authorization, a provider scheduled before enrollment was active, an intake workflow that skipped eligibility detail, a payer rule that changed, or documentation that does not support the code billed. Most billing vendors work the denial. AdvanceAPractice follows the issue upstream, finds the workflow that created it, and helps stop the same revenue from leaking month after month.
Providers cannot generate clean revenue if enrollment, CAQH, recredentialing, panel status, or payer effective dates are unclear.
Eligibility, benefits, carve-outs, patient responsibility, and payer requirements need to be verified before the visit becomes a denial.
Missing, expired, or poorly tracked authorizations create avoidable write-offs and repeated payer follow-up.
Old claims and repeat denials need root-cause review by payer, provider, code, denial reason, and workflow owner.
Owners need to see what is stuck, who owns it, and whether the same issues are repeating month after month.
When documentation does not support the code billed, clean claims slip into denials and appeals that drain staff time.
AdvanceAPractice connects the pieces that usually get managed separately: billing, credentialing, payer follow-up, intake, reporting, EHR workflows, and operational ownership.
Billing follow-up, denial management, payment posting, A/R review, appeals, and payer follow-through.
Credentialing, CAQH, payer enrollment, recredentialing, panel tracking, payer effective dates, and provider-readiness checks.
Revenue cycle visibility across A/R aging, denial trends, payer behavior, collections rate, unresolved blockers, and owner-facing reporting.
Intake, eligibility, authorization, scheduling, documentation, and billing workflows reviewed as one connected operating system.
Fractional operations support for owners adding providers, locations, services, payer contracts, or administrative team members.
Practical AI and automation for reporting, task tracking, documentation workflow fit, intake follow-up, and administrative follow-through.
Before you change billing vendors, hire more admin help, or write off aging claims, get a clearer view of where revenue is actually getting stuck. The Practice Review is a focused look at the operational and revenue cycle areas most likely to delay cash flow, create denials, or hide unresolved work.
You leave with a practical view of what is working, what is costing you money, and what should be fixed first.
AdvanceAPractice was founded by Ryan Berg after more than 16 years inside healthcare revenue cycle, finance, credentialing, and practice operations.
That experience includes leading revenue and operations for a behavioral health group that grew from $2M to $6M in annual revenue, recovering more than $1.5M in aged receivables, and improving reimbursement through payer contract work. This is practical operating support from someone who understands how claims, payer enrollment, provider readiness, intake, reporting, and owner visibility all affect the same result: collected revenue.
Command Suite gives owners and operators a clearer view across revenue cycle, credentialing, provider readiness, tasks, and unresolved blockers — connecting work that usually lives across inboxes, spreadsheets, EHR notes, and clearinghouse reports. It supports follow-through; it does not replace your EHR.
Claims status, denial pressure, A/R aging, and human-approved follow-up in one operating view.
Provider enrollment status, expirables, document readiness, and billing-readiness impact.
Where each provider stands with each payer, and when they are ready to bill.
Blockers, owners, due dates, and accountability across RCM and credentialing.
An executive view that surfaces revenue risk, provider readiness, and the next actions to take.
Board-ready reporting on revenue, denials, and credentialing readiness.
We work specifically with behavioral health and outpatient mental health practices — the clinical and operational complexity here is distinct, and so is our approach.
“AdvanceAPractice has provided a great benefit to my growing practice and I strongly recommend their services! They were able to clearly explain the confusing insurance billing process and helped me create a plan to expand my business!”
“Ryan's unique ability to have executive and business-like vision as well as possess the details of daily operations has been and continues to be crucial in delivering, serving, and supporting our patients, employees, and contractors.”
Start with a focused Practice Review. We will look across billing, credentialing, intake, provider readiness, reporting, and operational handoffs to identify what is working, what is costing you money, and what to fix first.