A defined project
A bounded need, such as selected payer applications or a defined period of outstanding billing work. The proposal identifies the work included, the dependencies, and what completion means.
Scope & pricing
Know what you are handing over.
I quote the work around your practice and the responsibilities you want handled. The first step is a complimentary 45-minute conversation. The proposed services, price, and responsibilities are reviewed before you sign an agreement.
Discuss the scopeTwo kinds of scope to discuss.
Ongoing support
Recurring billing, credentialing follow-up, or practice administration. The proposal identifies the ongoing responsibilities, handoffs, and communication expectations.
What shapes a quote
The work, its volume, and its starting point.
- The services and responsibilities included
- The number of providers, locations, and payers involved
- Your existing systems and current workflow
- The amount and condition of outstanding work
- Any transition, access, or information dependencies
Before you commit.
Review the written scope, pricing, responsibilities, and service agreement. Ask about any work that is excluded or depends on a third party. Organization onboarding begins after a signed agreement is verified.
See the process from inquiry to onboardingComplimentary 45-minute consultation
Bring the back office into focus.
Tell me what is taking time away from your practice and where you need support.
The scope, responsibilities, and price are reviewed before you sign. New inquiries typically receive a reply within one business day.
See how pricing worksHolly Hay, Founder
Request a consultationOr book a time directlyOpens Google Calendar schedulingEmail holly@mindsunraveled.comCall 502-901-8819
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