Case Study

Case Study1

Pain Management Group — 6 Providers

From Denial Crisis to Financial Stabilization

Before Working With True Care Billing

This specialty group believed their collections were “healthy” at $300,000/month — but internal billing data revealed:
Financial Issue
unpaid medical claims
Measured Impact

Denials weren’t just paperwork problems — they were cash flow roadblocks.

Diagnosis

Revenue leak was traced not to “billing speed” but to:

The issue wasn’t volume — it was precision.

True Care Billing Intervention

Action

Strategy Applied

Results

KPI
Denials: 18% → 2%
Aged A/R recovered
Reimbursement speed
Staff burden
Improvement Achieved
85% denial reduction
$500,000 within months
3× faster
Follow-ups dropped by 70%

Outcome

Financial stability restored. Clinical focus regained.
Providers saw predictable cash flow instead of fluctuating collection cycles.

Testimonials

Case Study 2

Primary Care Solo Provider

A One-Provider Practice Nearly Doubled Monthly Collections

Before Working With True Care Billing

Issue

medical-necessary-denial-img

Financial Impact

This practice thought volume was the answer — but payer optimization was.

Diagnosis

Root cause was a mix of:

True Care Billing Intervention

Action

Execution

Results

KPI
$20,000 → $38,000/month
25% denials → <5%
A/R aged backlog cleared
Collections predictability
Improvement Achieved
+90% revenue lift
80%+ reduction
Within 60 days

Cash flow stabilized

Testimonial

Case Study 3

Mental Health & Telehealth Clinic — Multi-Payer Complexity

Before Working With True Care Billing

Issue

doctor-checking-health-of-little-girl

Impact

Diagnosis

True Care Billing Intervention

Action

Mitigation

Results

KPI

Denials: 22% → 3%
Telehealth reimbursement: +35%
A/R days: 50% reduction

Staff freed from claim follow-up

Measured Outcome

Founder Quote

Once True Care aligned coding with payer telehealth rules, our reimbursement stopped feeling like a guessing game.”

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