MSM Consulting manages your entire billing operation — from eligibility verification and coding to claims submission, denial resolution, payment posting, and AR follow-up — so your practice collects every dollar it earns.
Billing errors, coding mistakes, missed denials, and poor AR follow-up are silent revenue drains that compound over time. Most practices don’t realize how much they’re losing until they audit their collections.
At MSM Consulting, we’ve spent 18+ years helping healthcare organizations — from solo practitioners to multi-site agencies — recover revenue they didn’t know they were losing, and build billing systems that protect every dollar going forward.
We offer a free billing analysis — we’ll review your denial rate, AR aging, and collection ratio and tell you exactly where the leaks are.
Every service is handled by experienced, certified billing specialists who understand the specific payer rules, coding requirements, and compliance standards for your provider type and specialty.
Accurate ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS code assignment by certified medical coders ensures your claims reflect the true clinical complexity of services — maximizing reimbursement while maintaining compliance with payer and regulatory guidelines.
We submit clean claims electronically via EDI within 24–48 hours of receiving complete documentation. Every claim is tracked through the payer’s adjudication process — with proactive follow-up on any claim that stalls or goes unacknowledged.
We verify patient insurance coverage, benefits, copays, deductibles, and authorization requirements before services are rendered — eliminating the leading cause of claim denials and protecting your cash flow at the source.
End-to-end management of your complete revenue cycle — from patient registration and prior authorization through claim submission, payment posting, and final collections. We manage every touchpoint between service delivery and full payment receipt.
We analyze every denial, identify root causes, correct errors, file formal appeals, and track each claim through to resolution. We also implement systematic fixes to prevent recurrence — reducing your denial rate over time, not just resolving individual claims.
We post all incoming payments accurately and promptly across all payment types — electronic remittances (ERA), explanation of benefits (EOB), IVR, live calls, and web portals — providing weekly and monthly reconciliation reports.
Our coding specialists conduct prospective and retrospective audits of your existing claims to identify undercoding, overcoding, and compliance risks — protecting you from payer audits while recovering revenue from underbilled services.
We work your aged accounts receivable systematically — prioritizing high-value claims and approaching each aging bucket with payer-specific strategies. Our AR reports give you full visibility into outstanding balances by payer, age, and denial reason.
We keep your billing practices aligned with current CMS guidelines, payer policies, and coding standards — reducing audit exposure, preventing overpayment recovery demands, and providing regular compliance reports for your records.
Different provider types have different billing codes, documentation requirements, and payer rules. Our team includes specialists in each of these areas — not generalists applying a one-size-fits-all approach.
Industry data shows that 65% of denied claims are never reworked or resubmitted — meaning practices simply absorb those losses. MSM Consulting treats every denial as recoverable revenue until proven otherwise.
Our denial management process doesn’t just resolve individual claims — it identifies the patterns causing repeated denials and implements systematic corrections so your denial rate decreases over time.
Payment posting is more than recording deposits — it’s the foundation of your financial reporting, denial identification, and AR management. Inaccurate posting creates a cascade of downstream errors that distort your revenue picture.
A transparent, systematic process that eliminates billing gaps and keeps your revenue cycle moving at maximum efficiency.
We begin with a full billing audit of your current process, integrating with your existing EHR or practice management system. We establish workflows, confirm payer setups, and identify any immediate revenue recovery opportunities in your existing AR.
Before every patient encounter, we verify insurance coverage, benefits, copays, deductibles, and authorization requirements — catching eligibility issues before services are rendered, not after the claim is already denied.
Certified coders review encounter documentation and assign accurate ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes — maximizing legitimate reimbursement while maintaining strict compliance with CMS and payer-specific coding guidelines.
Every claim passes through our internal scrubbing process — checking for coding errors, missing information, and payer-specific edits before submission. Clean claims are submitted electronically within 24–48 hours of receiving complete documentation.
We monitor every submitted claim through the payer’s adjudication process — proactively following up on any claim that is not acknowledged, processed, or paid within expected timelines before filing deadlines are threatened.
Denied claims are analyzed, corrected, and resubmitted or formally appealed within payer-specific deadlines. We document every denial by reason code and implement root-cause corrections to reduce future denial volume.
All payments are posted promptly and accurately, with payer underpayments flagged for follow-up. We reconcile deposits against posted payments and provide weekly and monthly financial reports including collection rates and AR aging.
You receive regular performance reports covering collection rate, clean claim rate, denial rate by payer and reason, AR aging by bucket, days in AR, and compliance audit results — giving you full financial visibility at all times.
Many clients use MSM Consulting to handle overflow, denial management, or AR recovery while keeping internal staff for patient-facing billing tasks.
Most healthcare organizations underestimate the total cost — in time, money, and lost revenue — of managing billing in-house without dedicated specialists.
Average clean claim rate across client portfolio
Average denial rate reduction after onboarding
Claims processed annually across all clients
Medical billing requires more than software — it requires specialists who understand clinical documentation, payer rules, and compliance requirements across every provider type they bill for.
Interim Chief Executive Officer
Devin Asante serves as the Interim CEO of MSM Consulting, where he leads the company’s national consulting operations with a focus on licensing, compliance.
Program Director
Janet Brown is the Program Director at MSM Consulting, bringing over two decades of clinical and administrative leadership to healthcare operations, program development and regulatory compliance.
Quality Assurance
Marvin Pike is a results-driven Quality Assurance professional at MSM Consulting, specializing in regulatory compliance, performance evaluation, and process improvement across healthcare.
Director of Billing and Credentialing
David Morgan is the Director of Billing and Credentialing at MSM Consulting. He coordinates provider enrollment, payer contracting, and revenue cycle.
PDGM billing, OASIS coding, and RAP submissions have specialized requirements. Our home health billing specialists handle all of it.
A home health agency with a 22% denial rate engaged MSM Consulting after months of revenue shortfalls. Our billing audit identified systemic OASIS coding errors and missing prior authorizations as the primary denial drivers.
We corrected the coding workflow, implemented pre-authorization tracking, and resubmitted 6 months of denied claims. Within 90 days, the denial rate dropped significantly and significant past-due revenue was recovered.
A DME supplier had over $200,000 in claims sitting in AR over 120 days, with no systematic follow-up strategy. Staff were overwhelmed managing new claims and couldn’t work the aged backlog simultaneously.
MSM Consulting conducted a dedicated AR recovery project — working aging claims by payer and priority, filing appeals on denied claims still within timely filing, and recovering a substantial portion of the aged AR within 60 days.
A behavioral health group practice suspected their reimbursement rates were lower than they should be. MSM Consulting conducted a retrospective coding audit across 3 months of claims and identified widespread undercoding — providers were consistently billing lower-complexity E&M codes than documentation supported.
We corrected the coding patterns, trained clinical documentation staff on supporting higher-complexity codes, and filed corrected claims for the audit period.
"MSM Consulting completely transformed how we manage billing. We were losing revenue every month to denials we didn't even know about. Their team identified the problem, fixed it, and recovered months of uncollected payments. I wish we'd brought them in years earlier."
We exclusively bill for healthcare providers — not restaurants, law firms, or retail businesses. Every process, every coder, and every workflow is built specifically around healthcare payer rules, coding standards, and compliance requirements.
Home health PDGM billing, hospice billing, DME/DMEPOS, behavioral health, and physician practice billing all have unique requirements. Our team includes specialists for each — not generalists reading the same manual.
You receive weekly and monthly reports covering every key billing metric — collection rate, clean claim rate, denial rate, AR aging, and days in AR — with commentary on trends and action items. No black box billing.
We integrate with your current EHR and practice management software — Epic, Kareo, Brightree, MatrixCare, Homecare Homebase, AdvancedMD, and others. You don’t need to change platforms to work with us.
Every claim we submit is reviewed for compliance with current CMS guidelines, payer policies, and OIG fraud risk areas. We protect you from overpayment demands, audit findings, and compliance penalties before they happen.
We function as an extension of your team — attending billing meetings, training clinical staff on documentation, and escalating payer issues on your behalf. Our success is measured by your collections, not just our activity metrics.
Answers to the questions healthcare administrators ask most before making a billing outsourcing decision.
Ans. Revenue cycle management (RCM) is the complete financial process healthcare organizations use to manage the administrative and clinical functions associated with claims processing, payment, and revenue generation. It begins with patient registration and insurance eligibility verification, moves through medical coding and claims submission, and ends with payment posting, denial resolution, and accounts receivable follow-up. Effective RCM determines how much revenue a practice actually collects versus what it should be collecting — and most practices are underperforming significantly without realizing it.
Ans. The national average claim denial rate is 5–10%, but many practices experience rates well above that — particularly in home health, DME, and behavioral health where coding and documentation requirements are complex. MSM Consulting reduces denial rates through upfront eligibility verification before service, accurate ICD-10/CPT coding with payer-specific edits, proactive authorization management, and a systematic denial root-cause analysis process that identifies and eliminates recurring denial patterns rather than just resolving individual claims.
Ans. Medical billing outsourcing is typically priced as a percentage of net collections — generally 4–9% depending on specialty, claim volume, payer mix, and scope of services. Most practices find that outsourcing billing pays for itself through higher collection rates, faster reimbursement, and reduced administrative overhead. MSM Consulting provides custom pricing based on your specific organization and service needs. Contact us for a free analysis and quote.
Ans. Yes, and this is one of our core specialties. Home health billing under PDGM (Patient-Driven Groupings Model) requires accurate OASIS coding, proper episode grouping, RAP submissions, and management of the final claim billing sequence. Hospice billing involves unique revenue code requirements, physician certification management, and level-of-care billing. Our billing team includes specialists with dedicated home health and hospice experience who understand these requirements in detail.
Ans. MSM Consulting works with all major EHR and practice management platforms including Epic, Kareo, AdvancedMD, Brightree, MatrixCare, Homecare Homebase, and others. Our team adapts to your existing systems rather than requiring you to change platforms or invest in new software. We’ll confirm compatibility with your specific system during our initial consultation at no charge.
Ans. MSM Consulting targets 24–48 hour claim submission after receiving complete, accurate documentation from your clinical team. Faster claim submission accelerates your reimbursement timeline — every day of delay in submission is a direct delay in cash receipt. We monitor clean claim rate and submission turnaround as core performance metrics and report both to clients in regular billing reports.
Ans. Yes — AR management and aging claims follow-up is a core component of our revenue cycle management service. We work aged AR buckets systematically, prioritizing high-value claims and approaching each payer with strategies suited to their specific processes and timelines. Many practices have significant uncollected revenue sitting in 90–180 day AR buckets that staff simply haven’t had time to work. We provide weekly AR aging reports so you always have full visibility into outstanding receivables.
Ans. A billing compliance audit is a systematic review of your coding and billing practices against CMS guidelines, payer policies, and OIG risk areas. MSM Consulting conducts both prospective audits (reviewing claims before submission) and retrospective audits (reviewing historical claims) to identify overcoding, undercoding, documentation gaps, and compliance vulnerabilities. Our goal is to identify and correct issues proactively — before a payer or government auditor does — protecting you from recoupment demands and penalties.
Our billing specialists will audit your current revenue cycle, identify where you’re losing money, and build a customized billing plan to maximize your collections — starting immediately.