RevECO™
Protect what you earn. Recover what you missed. Reduce what it costs to collect.
RevECO is a modular revenue-operations architecture spanning the front, middle, and back of the revenue cycle. Its six outcome levers help us locate the most consequential gaps, select the right execution capabilities, and measure the results—without assuming every organization needs the same stack.
Where RevECO works
The gap is real and it is large. We state it qualitatively on purpose — a range we cannot source is a claim, not a fact.
Get Paid Right the First Time
Scheduling and pre-arrival check-in · eligibility and prior auth · cost estimation · registration integrity
Scale Without Headcount
Agentic AI · payer follow-up · autonomous A/R and appeals · payment posting
Prevent Revenue Loss
Denial recovery · extended business office · legacy A/R · self-pay · write-off defense
Recover Missed Revenue
Underpayment recovery · contract variance · third-party liability
Protect Revenue Integrity
Charge capture · clinical documentation · coding compliance · credentialing · payer contracting
Improve the Payment Experience
Patient financial engagement · propensity-to-pay · omni-channel payments
- H.E.R.O. Revenue Cycle Snapshotno costShows where your revenue cycle is most exposed.
- RevDNApaidOur proprietary Diagnostic Needs Assessment. Surfaces the specific gaps in your operations and produces the Economic Case our ecosystems are built against.
- RevECOpaidThe selected capabilities, delivered and measured as a scoped engagement — with terms set for each component.
Who this is built for
Which one you are changes the economics, not the architecture.
Healthcare Providers
Hospitals, health systems, physician and specialty groups. Both ecosystems apply, and the diagnostic usually finds more on the revenue side first.
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PPS/APM and wrap-around reconciliation, encounter integrity, Medicaid managed care, and grant reporting.
Read morePayviders & Risk-Bearing Providers
You bill the claim, and you carry the risk for it. Both diagnostics run together rather than in sequence.
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