Practice Fit Call
Book A Practice Fit Call
Use this 20-minute call when the work needs a written scope, like an Operations Partnership, a build bigger than one workflow, a facility, or a transition with several moving parts. Credentialing packages and Ongoing Billing have published prices, and you can start those online without a call.
What Happens
A Focused Call For Work That Needs Scoping
- Tell us about the practice and the pressure point.
- If the work needs a call, the calendar opens so you can choose a time.
- If a fixed package or a guide fits better, we’ll send you there right away.
Calls Are For Scoped Work
Ongoing Billing is priced by practice size, from 7% of collections for a solo provider down to 4.5% for 26 or more providers, and you can sign up online. The Operations Partnership starts at $3,500 a month and gets scoped on the call. An Automation Program is $5,000 for one workflow, and bigger builds, facilities, ownership changes and complex transitions are quoted after the call. Credentialing packages have published prices and can be purchased directly.
Great: Pick Your Time
You’ll get a confirmation email with the call link. Bring your biggest bottleneck to the call.
Here’s The Fastest Useful Path For You
Based on your answers, a sales call isn’t the best use of your time or your money, right now. We put everything a solo practice needs on one page instead: transparent flat-fee credentialing pricing, free step-by-step guides, and a way to start whenever you’re ready.
See Pricing & Self-Serve Options →
We saved your note, if you asked a question, you’ll hear back by email.
Start Where It Makes Sense
Based on your answers, a call isn’t the fastest way to get moving right now. Every package is fixed-price, listed in full, and you can start online without a meeting. Pick the one that matches your situation, or ask the concierge if you’re between two.
We saved your note, if you asked a question, you’ll hear back by email.
Next Step
See What It Would Cost Your Practice
Every service has a published price and a written scope. Not sure which one fits? Ask, and we’ll point you to the right one.