TRIARQ runs the full revenue cycle for independent specialty practices, eligibility through analytics, one connected workflow, specialty expert teams. Delivered at the level of partnership you choose: you do it, we share it, or we do it.
Most revenue loss happens in the handoffs: between the front desk and the coder, the coder and the biller, the biller and the payer. Pathways Revenue Performance removes the handoffs. Front, mid, and back office run as one connected workflow on one platform.
Where the largest share of preventable denials starts, and ends.
Capturing the full complexity of specialty care, accurately, the first time.
Working every recoverable dollar, and preventing the next loss.
Not every practice needs the same help, and a real partner does not pretend otherwise. Choose the model that matches how your practice runs today; move between them as you grow.
We work only with independent specialty practices, and only on the problems that threaten their independence. That focus is what lets us go deep where generalist partners stay shallow.
Coders, billers, and authorization specialists trained to the specialty they support: the infusion and drug complexity of oncology, the surgical and implant coding depth of orthopedics, the device and procedure rules of cardiology, the office and OR mix of urology, the modifier and screening discipline of gastroenterology, and more.
Specialty nuance is the difference between a clean claim and a denial. There is no complexity TRIARQ Health teams cannot handle.
The Pathways platform connects the whole cycle and reports it continuously: net collection rate by payer, denial trends, A/R aging, authorization status. You see what we see, always. No monthly-report surprises.
TRIARQ is an AI-forward organization and the revenue cycle is where we put it to work: eligibility and authorization automation, coding and documentation support, payer-specific claim edits, denial prediction, underpayment detection, and pattern analytics that see problems before they reach your bank account.
We also help your practice adopt AI throughout the financial nucleus of the practice, from the front desk to the close, so the capability compounds inside your operation and not just ours. Experienced revenue cycle professionals govern every model and make the judgment calls automation should not.
TRIARQ Health exists to enable and strengthen independent medicine. Partnership comes in levels: the platform and expert guidance behind your own team, shared ownership of the functions that need it most, or the full revenue cycle run for you.
You pick the level, you can change it as the practice changes, and the practice stays yours throughout: your patients, your team, your terms, with the operational muscle that scale usually buys.
Engagement is designed to prove value before it asks for commitment, and to protect your operations at every step.
A comprehensive review of your current performance: where revenue is leaking and what the opportunity is worth. Complimentary, and the findings are yours to keep.
A roadmap built for your specialty mix, payer landscape, and team, including the engagement model that fits.
Deployment sequenced to your capacity. Your systems stay, your team keeps what it does well, and nothing breaks mid-cycle.
Ongoing measurement, review, and refinement together. Revenue performance is an operating discipline, not a project.
Every specialty earns and bills differently. Choose yours and see how we run the revenue cycle for it.
Most practices run on a monthly report that arrives after the month it describes. Pathways turns the revenue cycle into a live picture of your medical economics: what you earn, from whom, for what, and where it is being lost. More insight into the financial engine of the practice than most practice leaders have ever had.
Dashboards update as claims move. You can see today what used to take a month-end close to reveal, and act while it still changes the outcome.
Yield, denial behavior, and days to pay broken out by payer and plan, with underpayments measured against your contracted rates. Contract conversations backed by your own data.
Revenue per provider, per location, and per service line, with the drivers behind each number. The insight that tells you where to add capacity and where to fix process.
The full cycle: eligibility and benefits verification, prior authorization management, specialty coding and documentation improvement, charge capture, claim edits and submission, payment posting with underpayment detection, denial prevention and appeals, A/R follow-up, patient billing, and real-time analytics, delivered at the engagement level you choose.
No. The engagement models exist so the service matches your practice. Core empowers your in-house team with the platform and expert guidance, Collect shares specific functions, Complete is full revenue cycle outsourcing, and Flex adds transaction-based capacity for volume peaks. Your systems stay in place. We integrate, we do not rip and replace.
It depends on the engagement model and practice complexity, which is why deployment is phased and sequenced to your capacity, front-end disciplines first, so improvements start while the transition completes. The assessment produces a specific plan and timeline for your practice before anything changes.
Pricing follows the engagement model: platform-based for Core, shared-scope for Collect, full-service for Complete, and per-transaction for Flex. It is scoped in the assessment conversation, where it can reflect your actual volumes and mix.
With a complimentary Revenue Cycle Assessment: a clear review of how your practice is actually performing and what the gap is worth. You keep the findings whether or not we work together.
Start with a complimentary RCM Assessment: a clear-eyed review of your practice's performance, and a plan for closing the gap. The findings are yours to keep.
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