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Standardize without migration
Agents sit on top of each practice's existing systems, so standardization starts in days, not quarters.
For private equity and MSOs
Post-close, every practice bills its own way. QHB standardizes follow-up across the portfolio without forcing a systems migration or waiting on IT.
HIPAA compliant. BAA executed for every customer.
<35 days
in AR is the benchmark - portfolio-wide visibility shows you the outliers
The pressure
Inconsistent follow-up makes performance impossible to compare across entities.
Slow AR at acquisition means delayed value, and standardizing takes time you do not have.
Spreadsheet roll-ups arrive weeks late, long after you could have acted on them.
~12%
of claims are denied on first submission
$25+
average cost to rework a single denied claim
<35 days
in AR is the benchmark - portfolio-wide visibility shows the outliers
How QHB helps
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Agents sit on top of each practice's existing systems, so standardization starts in days, not quarters.
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See follow-up performance across every entity in one place, with drill-down to the claim.
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Every action is timestamped and attributable, which makes diligence and integration reviews straightforward.
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Agents start working acquired practices' open claims immediately after close.
FAQ
QHB connects to the systems each practice already runs. You get one operating layer and one reporting view without forcing a platform migration.
Yes. Performance can be viewed per practice, per region, or rolled up across the portfolio, with the underlying claim history behind each number.
Once systems access is in place, agents begin working open claims within days, so acquired AR starts moving right away.
Get started
We'll walk through the agent queue on claims like yours, then scope a pilot across one or more practices.