Billing for 25 specialties, from anesthesia to wound care. See your specialty

RCM  /  Revenue cycle management  /  United States

Medical billing
built for clean claims

WNL RCM runs the revenue cycle end to end — eligibility, coding, claims, denials and credentialing — so your practice stops losing money to preventable rework. Charges are filed within 48 hours, and every claim gets worked until it is resolved.

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Years in revenue cycle

48h

Claim filing window

30d

Target days to payment

HIPAA

Compliant by design

One partner, the whole cycle

Everything that touches a claim, under one roof.

Coverage, coding, submission, denials, credentialing and patient balances — handled by one team working in your own system, so nothing falls between vendors.

  • Eligibility and benefits verified before the visit
  • Certified coding against current CPT, ICD-10 and payer policy
  • Claims scrubbed and filed within 48 hours
  • Denials worked to resolution, not just re-billed
48 hoursCharge to payer
HIPAACompliant by design

The lifecycle

Revenue leaks in three places. We cover all three.

Most billing vendors pick up the claim after the damage is done. We work the whole cycle, because a clean claim is built long before it is submitted.

Front desk staff completing patient registration and insurance clearance
01

Order to intake

Most denials are created here, before anyone touches a claim.

Covers

  • Scheduling
  • Pre-registration
  • Clearance
  • Financial counseling
  • Online / in-person arrival
  • Pre-service payments
Nurse documenting level of care and charge capture from the clinical record
02

Care to claim

Where documentation either supports the claim or quietly undermines it.

Covers

  • Level of care
  • Case management
  • Utilization review
  • Charge optimization
  • Coding
  • Acuity capture
Payment posted and reconciled back to the practice’s account
03

Claim to payment

Persistence here is what separates a worked A/R from an aged one.

Covers

  • Billing
  • Patient payments
  • Denials management
  • Customer service
  • Reconciliation

Intelligent automation

Automation where it removes rework, people where it needs judgement

WNL RCM Intelligent Automation handles the repetitive checks — eligibility responses, claim scrubbing rules, status polling and posting — so specialists spend their time on the claims that actually need a decision. The aim is lower cost and less waste, not fewer people looking at hard claims.

  • Automated eligibility and benefit responses at the point of scheduling
  • Rules-driven claim scrubbing before submission
  • Automated payer status polling on submitted claims
  • Electronic remittance posting with exception routing
  • KPI dashboards, weekly insight and trend analysis
Revenue cycle analyst working claim dashboards across multiple screens

How we work

Three things we hold to, whatever the engagement

( 1 )

We work inside your systems

Your practice management system, your EHR, your clearinghouse, under credentials you issue and can revoke. Nothing is migrated, so nothing is trapped if you leave.

( 2 )

Denials get worked to root cause

A denial worked once recovers a claim. A denial traced to the step that produced it stops the next several hundred.

( 3 )

You hear the blocker by name

Where a claim cannot be filed within 48 hours or paid within 30 days, you get the specific reason rather than a status that reads pending.

Clinical and administrative staff reviewing performance together
Two people annotating a printed revenue cycle report
WNL RCM team meeting with a practice about their billing requirements

Inside the work

Unglamorous on purpose.

Revenue cycle work is reading remittances, chasing payer references and reconciling lines that do not match. None of it photographs well, and all of it decides whether you get paid. We would rather show you an aging report moving than a stock photo smiling.

Specialties

Billing built around your specialty

Anesthesia time units, radiology component splits, the therapy 8-minute rule, obstetric global packages. The rules are not the same, so the billing should not be either.

All 25 specialties

Claim to cash

Every line item, worked to resolution.

Charge entry, scrubbing, submission and follow-up on each claim — not a sample of them.

Itemised claim detail — CPT codes, service descriptions and posted amounts.

Engagement models

Four ways to work with us.

( 1 )

Complete service package

A minimum percentage of your total monthly collection

We take responsibility for all the billing work you hand over, at a single predictable rate.

Suits: Practices handing over the whole revenue cycle

  • Billing and coding
  • Charge entry
  • Payment posting
  • Eligibility verification
  • Pre- and post-service authorization
  • A/R follow-up and denial management

Scope covered4/4

( 2 )

Per-transaction model

$0.75 per claim · $0.50 payment posting

Pay per claim for defined tasks. Patient demographic entry and charge entry are 75 cents per claim; payment and cash posting entry is 50 cents.

Suits: Practices that need specific tasks covered, not everything

  • Patient demographic entry
  • Charge entry
  • Payment and cash posting entry

Scope covered1/4

( 3 )

FTE model

Dedicated staff, pre-defined hours

Full-time equivalent resources working set hours for you. Suited to long-term engagements with large, steady volume.

Suits: Long-term engagements with large, steady volume

  • Dedicated named resources
  • Pre-defined working hours
  • Direct daily work assignment
  • Productivity tracking
  • Managed cover and training
  • Scales with volume

Scope covered3/4

( 4 )

Custom model

Quoted within 1 business day

Pricing built around the service type and the complexity of the work, after we have looked at your actual billing requirements.

Suits: Mixed or complex requirements that do not fit a standard model

  • Scoped to your workflow
  • Mixed models where it fits
  • Proposal within one business day

Scope covered2/4

Rates as published by WNL RCM. Final pricing depends on specialty, claim volume and scope.

How we work

What onboarding actually looks like

  1. 01

    Revenue cycle review

    We look at your current A/R, denial patterns, payer mix and billing setup, then tell you plainly where the money is going.

  2. 02

    Scope and proposal

    You get a written scope and a pricing model that matches your volume — percentage of collections, per transaction, dedicated FTE or custom.

    Proposal within 1 business day
  3. 03

    Transition

    Credentials, system access, BAAs and workflow mapping. We run parallel where it makes sense so nothing drops during the handover.

  4. 04

    Steady state

    Charges filed within 48 hours, denials worked on a schedule, and reporting you can actually read at month end.

    Charges filed within 48 hours

Systems

We work in the software you already use

No forced migration. Our billers log into your practice management system and work inside your existing setup.

  • CareCloud
  • Kareo
  • athenahealth
  • AdvancedMD
  • eClinicalWorks
  • NextGen Healthcare
  • Medisoft
  • Encite
  • Nextech
  • CollaborateMD
  • EZClaim
  • GE Centricity Practice Solution
  • Oracle Cerner
  • Practice Fusion
  • Epic
  • Allscripts

Practice management and EHR platforms our billing team works in: CareCloud, Kareo, athenahealth, AdvancedMD, eClinicalWorks, NextGen Healthcare, Medisoft, Encite, Nextech, CollaborateMD, EZClaim, GE Centricity Practice Solution, Oracle Cerner, Practice Fusion, Epic, Allscripts.

Next step

Ready to see what your revenue cycle is leaving behind?

Send us your specialty, claim volume and current billing setup. We will come back with a proposal you can act on.

10+ · Years in revenue cycle 48h · Claim filing window 30d · Target days to payment HIPAA · Compliant by design

FAQ

Common questions about outsourcing medical billing

What does WNL RCM do?

WNL RCM is a US medical billing and revenue cycle management company. We handle eligibility verification, medical coding, charge entry, claim submission and scrubbing, payment posting, accounts receivable follow-up, denial management, credentialing and credit balance resolution for medical practices and facilities.

How quickly are claims submitted?

Charges received are filed to the payer within 48 hours. Same-day filing is standard for clean charges. The 48-hour window is the outer limit, not the average, and it applies to every charge we receive rather than to a sampled subset.

Do I have to change my practice management software?

No. Our billers work inside the practice management and EHR system you already use. You grant scoped user access and we operate in your existing environment, which avoids a migration and keeps your clinical workflow untouched.

Is WNL RCM HIPAA compliant?

Yes. We operate under HIPAA with a signed Business Associate Agreement, encrypted network access, role-based user permissions, device encryption and logged activity audits. Security controls are covered in detail on our security page.

How is medical billing outsourcing priced?

We offer four models: a percentage of monthly collections for full end-to-end billing, per-transaction pricing for specific tasks like charge entry or payment posting, dedicated full-time resources, or a custom arrangement. Pricing depends on specialty, claim volume and scope.

What specialties do you bill for?

We bill across 25 specialties including cardiology, anesthesia, radiology, OB/GYN, orthopedics, mental health, physical therapy and skilled nursing. Each specialty has its own coding rules and denial patterns, so billing is handled by staff familiar with that specialty rather than a generalist pool.

How long does it take to switch billing companies?

Transition typically runs a few weeks, depending on system access, credentialing status and how much open A/R needs to move across. We map the workflow first and run parallel where it reduces risk, so claims keep going out during the handover.

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Order to intake

Most denials are made at the front desk.

Coverage, eligibility and patient responsibility settled at check-in — before a claim exists and long before anyone has to appeal one.