IMPLANT REVENUE RECOVERY FOR ASCs
We find the implant revenue your billing workflow isn’t built to recover.
Bill-Back checks your vendor invoices against your case log and payer contracts, line by line, to find implant carve-outs that were never billed or were undercharged. Then it hands your biller or RCM partner a corrected claim for each one.
Free to audit. Works alongside your existing biller or RCM.
See how it worksThe gap
Three places implant revenue slips between the OR and the payment.
Each system is accurate on its own. ASC billing software isn’t built to compare them.
The claim uses the cost on file.
The Item Master holds an older price, so the charge goes out low and the payer pays on it.
What Bill-Back does
Compares it to the invoice and your contract, then to what was billed.
UnderchargedRead moreThe invoice arrives after the claim.
Consignment and bill-only invoices reach accounts payable weeks later, matched to a PO, not to the case.
What Bill-Back does
Matches late invoices back to the case and shows what never reached a claim.
Carve-out missedRead moreThe claim carries a code, not the device.
Many catalog numbers share one HCPCS code, and a missing or generic one can leave the carve-out unapplied.
What Bill-Back does
Maps each implant to the code your payer expects and checks whether it made it onto the claim.
Carve-out missedRead more
| Implant | Contract price | Billed | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interbody cage 10x26 | $4,895 | $4,290 | Potential undercharge $605 |
| Pedicle screws (4) | $2,640 | $2,640 | Already billed |
| Rod 5.5x80 | $410 | $0 | Carve-out missed |
See one case in detail
Charge created on an outdated cost
Illustrative example.
Clinical record
Case log · 4452
Mar 20
Supply note
TLIF CAGE 10x26
Billing
Claim · 4452
Mar 23
Item Master cost on file
$3,900
Accounts payable
Stryker Corp.
Apr 13
SY-4826010
Titanium Interbody Cage 10x26mm
Invoice cost
$4,450
Cost-plus 10% contract
Billed
$4,290
On invoice cost
$4,895
Potential undercharge $605
Case costing uses the same cost on file, so the case still looks profitable.
Each document looks right on its own. It’s a design limitation, not a team failure.
Bill-Back lines up your supply notes, vendor invoices, payer contracts and Paid Claims Report, then shows which implants were already billed, missed as carve-outs, or undercharged. You confirm any match under 98% confidence.
Get your free implant auditHow the free audit works
- 1
Upload the files you already have.
We'll walk you through it. Only what the audit needs is sent. The file itself never leaves your browser.
case_log.csvpaid_claims.csvinvoices.pdf - 2
We find what's unbilled or undercharged.
We match supply notes to invoice lines and check them against your Paid Claims Report. You confirm anything we're unsure of.
CANN SCREW 4.0x4098.7%SY-7050425Already billedAR-2077XLCarve-out missedSY-2104508UnderchargedAR-3310TKNeeds review - 3
Your biller or RCM submits. You get paid.
Each unbilled or undercharged implant gets a corrected claim, packaged as a Recoup Packet, for your biller or RCM partner to file.
Recoup_Packet.pdf
- Corrected claim
- Contract basis
- Exhibit A: invoice line
Recovered$47,838
See what your center could be recovering
Implant cases per month
Your estimated annual recovery
$189K–$378K
- Implant carve-outs missed at billing
- 7% of implant cases × $1,500–$3,000 each × 12 months
Annual estimates. Your audit shows your actual numbers.
You only pay on confirmed recoveries.
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Frequently asked questions
What it does
Does this replace our billing team or RCM company?
How accurate is the matching?
Cost and effort
What does it cost?
What do we have to do each month?
We chart and bill in HST Pathways, SIS, or Advantx. Isn't this already handled?
Data and coverage
Is patient data safe?
Yes, in two layers:
- Minimization: your file is read in your browser, and only what the audit needs is sent: procedure month, payer, CPT code, procedure description, surgeon name, and supply notes. The file itself never leaves your browser. If you map a case or account number, it is hashed in the browser before it’s sent, so the number itself never leaves your browser.
- Protection: supply notes are sent as the nurse wrote them, because the device description and catalog number are what the audit matches on. Everything sent is handled under a signed BAA, with encryption in transit and at rest, facility-level isolation, and append-only audit logging.
Which payers does this work with?
Which implant vendors are supported?
Find your unbilled and undercharged implants.
Free to audit. You only pay when the payer pays.
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