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Revenue Cycle Management

Revenue cycle management is the end-to-end financial process running from patient registration through final payment. RCM covers eligibility, charge capture, coding, claim submission, payment posting, denial management and AR follow-up. Vizora operates the entire cycle so revenue is managed as one system rather than disconnected tasks.

What’s included

  • Patient accessRegistration, insurance verification and pre-authorization handled before the visit.
  • Charge captureService documentation and charge entry reconciled so nothing delivered goes unbilled.
  • Claims managementScrubbing, submission and status tracking across every payer you contract with.
  • Payment & collectionsPayment posting, AR follow-up and patient billing run as one coordinated process.
  • Denial preventionBack-end denial data fed continuously into front-end process fixes.
  • Reporting & analyticsFinancial reporting and KPI tracking with the context to act on it.

The problem

Where revenue cycle management goes wrong

Billing managed as disconnected tasks with no owner of the whole cycle

Revenue leaking at handoffs between front desk, clinical and billing

No single view of financial performance across the practice

Front-end errors surfacing only as back-end denials weeks later

Leadership making decisions on stale month-old reporting

Growth stalling because billing capacity cannot scale with volume

How it works

Our revenue cycle management process

01

Patient access

Registration, eligibility verification and prior authorization completed before services are rendered.

02

Charge capture & coding

Documented services are captured, coded and reconciled against the schedule so nothing is missed.

03

Claim submission & follow-up

Claims are scrubbed, submitted and tracked through adjudication with active payer follow-up.

04

Payment, denial & analysis

Payments are posted, denials worked, and findings routed upstream to prevent recurrence.

Outcomes

What changes for your practice

We baseline these during the free audit so improvement is measured against your actual starting point, not an industry average.

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  • One accountable owner for the entire revenue cycle
  • Front-end fixes driven by back-end denial data
  • Complete financial visibility in one place
  • Billing capacity that scales with patient volume
  • Lower total cost than staffing the cycle in-house
  • Predictable, forecastable cash flow

Specialty coverage

Revenue Cycle Management by specialty

Each specialty fails differently. These pages cover the specific codes, denial patterns and payer rules that apply.

Questions

Revenue Cycle Management FAQ

Last updated August 20, 2026

Reviewed by a certified coding lead

Revenue cycle management is the complete financial process for a healthcare encounter, from scheduling and insurance verification through coding, claim submission, payment posting and collection of any remaining balance. It covers every step where revenue can be earned, delayed or lost.

Medical billing is one stage inside the revenue cycle — preparing and submitting claims. RCM covers the whole span including front-end eligibility and authorization, charge capture, denial prevention, AR management and analytics. Most revenue leakage happens at the front end, which billing alone never touches.

No. We work inside your existing PM and EHR. If your current system is genuinely limiting collections we will say so and quantify it, but a migration is never a precondition of working with us.

The core metrics are net collection ratio, first-pass clean claim rate, days in AR, denial rate by reason and payer, and cost to collect. We baseline each during the free audit so improvement is measured against your actual starting point, not an industry average.

Find out what your denials are costing you

A free billing audit reviews your denial rate, AR aging and clean claim rate against industry benchmarks. Takes about two minutes to request. No sales pitch.

No setup fees · You pay when we collect · Pricing from 3% of net collections