Primary Care Practices

Primary care practices: fewer denials, fewer no-shows, and a front desk that keeps up.

Primary care runs on volume: many patients, many payers, and a front desk carrying the load. Denials, prior authorizations, missed appointments, and overdue recalls add up. Our job is to take that weight off your team.

HIPAA and HITECH-aligned, 42 CFR Part 2-ready. Built in from the first line of code.
Built For

Who this is for

  • Solo and small primary care and preventive care practices
  • Growing clinics adding providers or locations
  • Practices whose denials pile up with no formal appeal process
  • Front desks buried in prior authorizations, calls, and forms
  • Owners who want the schedule and the claims to run without constant chasing
Solutions

What we build for primary care practices.

Delivered in-house and built around your EHR, your payers, and how your team works.

Denials

Claims denied, and no time to chase them?

With many patients and many payers, denials are easy to postpone and expensive to forget.

A denial queue that gives every denial an owner, a deadline, and a pre-filled appeal. See denial management.

Denials become a worked queue.
Prior authorization

Prior auth eating your week?

Physicians and their staff spend an average of 13 hours a week on prior authorization (AMA physician survey, 2024).

A tracker for payer requirements, documents assembled from your records, and alerts before a window closes. See prior authorization.

Prior auth becomes a checklist.
No-shows

Patients not showing up?

Studies report no-show rates of 15% to 30% in general medicine clinics (Davies et al., Healthcare, 2016).

Reminders timed to how your patients respond, easy rescheduling, and a waitlist that fills the slot. See reducing no-shows.

Empty slots get filled.
Recall

Preventive visits slipping through?

Annual and follow-up visits are easy to forget when nobody owns the list.

Recall and follow-up messages sent on schedule, with the wording set with you and exceptions handled by a person. See front desk automation.

Patients who are due get a reminder.
Explore

Fits the EHR your practice already uses

We build alongside your EHR rather than replacing it. We have worked with platforms including Medplum and OpenEMR, and we build custom tools around your requirements.

Primary care practice FAQ

Didn't answer yours? Ask us directly. The form is right below.

Most benefit from a denial queue, a prior authorization tracker, reminders that reduce no-shows, recall for preventive visits, and automation for repeat front desk work, all connected to their EHR. We start by mapping how your practice bills and schedules.

Yes. We work with primary care, preventive care, and other outpatient practices, from solo doctors to larger clinics. The billing and scheduling needs differ, so we start by mapping yours.

Yes. We build recall and follow-up messages that go out on schedule, with wording set together with you, and exceptions flagged for a person. Messages carry only what is needed, and we sign a Business Associate Agreement before we handle any PHI.

No. We build alongside the EHR you already use, reading from it and writing back.

A system for a primary care practice can involve protected health information, so we sign a Business Associate Agreement before we touch any of it. It runs in your own cloud account (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud), with access controls and audit logging. See Security and Compliance.

Weeks, not the many months a traditional build can take. Once the plan is agreed, you see a working prototype before you commit to the full build. Your exact timeline is fixed in writing with the scope.

Tell us how your practice bills and schedules. We'll tell you where we can help.

One email or a 30-minute call. No pitch deck, no pressure, and a straight answer within one business day.

We reply within one business day. Please don't include patient information or other PHI in this form.

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