Revenue Cycle Management Services That Close the Whole Cycle

Transcure runs every stage of the revenue cycle under one contract, from credentialing through denial recovery. Industry initial denial rates reached 11.8%, and roughly 60% of denied claims are never reworked, while Transcure clients hold first-pass clean claim rates at 98%. Our revenue cycle management services deliver:

  • Seven AI agents working each stage of the cycle, handing off automatically between them
  • 1,100+ AAPC and AHIMA-certified billers reviewing agent output before anything reaches a payer
  • Revenue cycle management services across 40+ specialties under a single workflow
  • Average days in A/R held near 24 against an industry benchmark of 40 to 50
  • One company accountable for the full cycle, priced at 5% of collections
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Transcure's Revenue Cycle Management Results

First-Pass Clean Claim Rate
98 %+
Clean Claim Accuracy
99 %
Average Days in A/R
24 Days
Average Net Collection Rate
96 %
Claims Processed to Date
2.7 M
Collections Pricing
5 %

What Revenue Cycle Management Services Does Transcure Provide?

Transcure covers every stage of the medical billing rather than a selected few. Each stage below runs as its own service with a dedicated AI agent and certified human review:

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Why Do Revenue Cycles Break Down?

Revenue does not leak from one stage. It leaks from the seams between stages, and four pressures are widening those seams.

Denial Rates Are Rising Across Every Category

Kodiak Solutions reported in March 2026 that every tracked denial metric climbed year over year, with clinical denials up 8.3%. Experian found 41% of providers now operate above a 10% denial rate, compared with 30% in 2022.

Rework Costs More Than Most Practices Measure

MGMA puts the cost of reworking a single denied claim between $25 and $181. HFMA data indicates roughly 60% of denied claims are never reworked at all, which converts recoverable revenue into permanent loss.

Billing Talent Is Getting Harder to Keep

MGMA reported that about 29% of practices saw staff turnover rise in 2025, with billers and coders named as particular pressure points. Contract labor filling those gaps costs a premium while producing higher error rates.

Fragmented Vendors Hide Compounding Failures

A coding vendor, a clearinghouse, and an internal A/R team each report success on their own metric. Nobody owns the handoff between them, so a registration error surfaces as a denial nine weeks later with no traceable cause.

How Do Transcure's Seven AI Agents Work Together?

Most automation covers one stage and stops. Transcure runs seven agents across the full cycle, and each one hands off to the next without a human moving the file. ELIXA verifies coverage, PRIA secures authorization, CODIN assigns codes, and CLAIR scrubs the claim before submission.

After adjudication, REMITA posts payments and flags underpayments, ARIA prioritizes aged claims by recovery value, and DEXA works denials back to root cause. Findings from DEXA feed forward into CODIN and ELIXA, so a denial pattern becomes a prevention rule. Certified billers review agent output at every stage, and complex cases route to manual judgment rather than automatic approval.

Why Choose Transcure for Outsourced Revenue Cycle Management?

Transcure delivers revenue cycle management solutions that close the gaps between stages instead of covering one of them well. Below are the key reasons practices rely on Transcure for revenue cycle management services rather than other revenue cycle management companies:

One Company Owns the Full Cycle

Registration errors, coding gaps, and denials trace to a single accountable team. There is no company boundary where a problem becomes somebody else’s metric.

Agent Handoffs Replace Manual Queues

Work moves between stages automatically rather than waiting in a queue for someone to pick it up. Claims stop losing days to internal transfer time.

Certified Review at Every Stage

AAPC and AHIMA-certified billers validate agent output before submission and before appeal. Automation sets the baseline while certified staff handle judgment.

Denial Data Feeds Prevention

Root causes identified in denial management route upstream into coding and eligibility rules. The cycle gets more accurate each quarter instead of repeating the same failures.

Real-Time Cycle Dashboard

Transcure’s Master Command Dashboard shows live performance at every stage, from eligibility through A/R aging. Your practice manager reviews cycle health at any hour, any day.

Transparent Pricing at 5% of Collections

Every stage is included in a single percentage of collections. There are no per-claim charges, setup fees, or separate rates for individual services.

Our Certifications

Transcure’s pulmonology billing specialists hold industry-recognized certifications. We make sure every pulmonary claim meets CMS requirements, payer guidelines, and specialty-specific coding standards.

Revenue Cycle Management Services for 40+ Specialties

Payer rules, code sets, and denial triggers change from one specialty to the next. Transcure runs revenue cycle management inside 40+ specialty billing programs, each staffed by billers and coders trained in that specialty’s requirements.

What Results Have Transcure's RCM Clients Seen?

Cycle performance shows up in collections, not in dashboards. Here is what changed for practices that moved the full revenue cycle to Transcure.

Trusted by Thousands Across the Nation

Our results speak for themselves, as we are consistently rated top-tier medical coding company by clients on every major review platform.

Which EHRs Does Transcure's Revenue Cycle Management Work Inside?

Transcure works inside your existing system rather than requiring a migration. Our revenue cycle management team operates in 43+ EHRs, including Epic, Athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, AdvancedMD, NextGen, and Kareo.

Frequently Asked Questions About Revenue Cycle Management Services

The cycle runs from credentialing and eligibility verification through prior authorization, coding, claim submission, payment posting, accounts receivable, and denial management. Transcure covers every stage under one contract rather than selected steps.

Medical billing covers claim creation and submission. Revenue cycle management covers everything from provider enrollment before the first visit through denial recovery after adjudication, including the handoffs between each stage.

Yes, practices frequently start with one stage such as denial management or A/R before expanding. Pricing stays at 5% of collections regardless of how many stages Transcure covers.

Onboarding runs 14 days from contract to live claims in most cases. Existing aged claims get worked during that window rather than after it.

No, Transcure works inside 43+ EHRs, so your clinical and scheduling workflows stay exactly as they are today.

Patient data moves through HIPAA-compliant encrypted systems under a Business Associate Agreement executed per 45 CFR 164.502(e). Processes are SOC-1 and SOC-2 certified.

No, Transcure does not require a long-term lock-in for revenue cycle management services. Services are billed at 5% of collections, with specific contract terms confirmed during onboarding.