Dynamic’s AR recovery services help your practice resolve aging accounts, recover lost revenue, and improve cash flow. We handle every step — from follow-up to appeals — so no collectible dollar slips through the cracks.
We prioritize by value and age, validate each claim, correct deficiencies, refile or appeal, and escalate with payers until the account is resolved.
Claims age when follow-up is inconsistent, documentation is incomplete, or timely-filing windows are missed. Without a dedicated AR process, collectible money becomes write-offs. We bring structure, persistence, and specialty knowledge to every aged account.
From eligibility checks through final payment posting, we manage every stage so nothing stalls in a queue. Claims are scrubbed before they leave and every open item stays tracked until it's resolved.
We don't just resubmit a denied claim and move on. Every denial is logged by payer and CPT code, the upstream cause gets fixed, and the same rejection stops repeating month after month.
Aged receivables are worked systematically by payer class and aging bucket. Practices carrying an inherited backlog usually see meaningful recovery inside the first 60 days.
Routine audits catch coding errors, missed charges, and compliance gaps before a payer does. You get documented findings and a clear fix plan, not just a list of problems.
Provider enrollment and payer credentialing handled start to finish, with regular status updates so your team isn't left chasing paperwork with insurers.
Behavioral health, pain management, and other specialties carry coding and modifier rules that differ from standard physician billing — we staff them accordingly.
We're built the way a practice actually needs a billing partner to work: claims go out clean, every denial is traced to its root cause, and aged accounts are worked on a set schedule — not whenever someone finds time.
Designed to raise accuracy, speed, and compliance without disrupting how your team already works.
We review your claim setup, denial patterns, and AR aging, then show you exactly where revenue is being lost — before you sign anything.
We connect to your existing EHR and practice management system. No platform migration, no disruption to how your team already works.
Claims go out daily with multi-level scrubbing and real-time payer validation, so errors get caught at submission instead of after a denial.
Denied claims are tracked by root cause, AR is worked by aging bucket, and monthly reviews flag problems while they're still small.
Most of the billing issues practices call us about follow the same handful of patterns.
| Billing Challenge | Impact | How Dynamic Addresses It |
|---|---|---|
| High denial rates | Payment delays and staff time lost to appeals | Multi-level claim scrubbing plus root-cause tracking by payer and CPT code |
| AR aging past 60 days | Cash flow gaps and write-offs | Systematic follow-up by aging bucket and a dedicated AR recovery program |
| Payer rule changes | Coding errors and underpayments | Continuous payer-rule monitoring, with coding updated before it costs you |
| No visibility into performance | Problems surface too late | Real-time dashboards with daily claim status and payer-level trends |
| Billing staff turnover | Disruptions and revenue gaps | Full outsourcing removes the staffing dependency and training cost |
| Specialty coding complexity | E/M errors and modifier mistakes | Specialty-dedicated billers who know your CPT and modifier rules |
A few of the practices that switched to Dynamic for their physician billing.
"Our denial rate dropped sharply in the first two months. It's the first billing partner that actually explained why claims were getting rejected instead of just resubmitting them."
"AR that had been sitting untouched for months got worked down fast. Their team traced write-offs from our old vendor that we didn't even know were recoverable."
"Credentialing had been dragging for months with our previous group. Dynamic got both new providers enrolled and gave us status updates the whole way through."
Answers to what physicians usually ask before switching billing partners.