Bill-Back

For ambulatory surgery centers

Every implant you buy gets billed back.

Bill-Back matches every implant on your vendor invoices to the charge line that should exist for it, flags the ones that don’t, and hands your biller an audit-ready Recoup Packet.

Nurse supply note

SUT-ANCH 4.5 BIO

matched to vendor invoice

Invoice line

AR-1934BC$1,847.0099.1% match

Confirming every invoiced implant became a charge is nobody’s job.

It is not that anyone is doing their work badly. It is that the comparison sits between two roles, and neither one is looking at both sides of it.

Your biller

Works from what the payer sends back. If a charge never made it onto the claim, nothing on the remittance points to it.

Your billing partner

Is measured on denial rates and days in AR. Both metrics start with a claim that exists — neither can surface one that was never created.

Nobody opens the vendor invoice PDF and reads it line by line against the charge data.

How the miss actually happens

A nurse types the implant into the case record as free text in the middle of a procedure. The vendor invoices the same item weeks later under its own catalog number. The two strings never sit side by side, so the charge is coded from the note alone — or not coded at all.

Case record, day of surgery

SUT-ANCH 4.5 BIO

Vendor invoice, weeks later

AR-1934BC

Illustrative example. Item codes shown are invented.

Most independent centers have no dedicated hire and no line item for invoice-to-charge reconciliation. Bill-Back is built for that gap, for centers this size, with nothing to pay upfront.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload two files you already have.

    Monthly case log CSV from your PMS plus vendor invoice PDFs (Stryker, Arthrex, and others). Structured patient identifiers are stripped in your browser before anything uploads, and everything we receive is handled under a signed BAA.

    case_log.csvinvoices.pdf
  2. 2

    The engine matches every implant.

    Nurse supply notes are matched to vendor catalog SKUs with confidence scoring. Anything uncertain goes to human review — never guessed.

    SUT-ANCH 4.5 BIO99.1%
  3. 3

    Download audit-ready Recoup Packets.

    Each packet is claim-ready documentation — matched invoice line, contract math, appeal letter — your biller submits to the payer.

    Recoup_Packet.pdf

    • Matched invoice line
    • Contract math
    • Appeal letter

Free to run — the fee is 15% of confirmed recoveries only.

Estimate your recoverable revenue

How many implant cases does your center run per month?

Implant cases per month

Estimated recoverable revenue per year

$189K–$486K

Based on ~11–14 missed or underpaid implant claims a month at $1,500–$3,000 each.

Bill-Back’s fee is 15% of confirmed recoveries. You keep the rest — and pay nothing if we find nothing.

See how it works — watch the demo

Watch the 2-minute walkthrough

See exactly how a case log and a stack of invoices become ready-to-submit recovery packets.

No sales call required to watch. We’ll follow up once by email.

Talk to us

Request a live demo

We’ll walk through your own numbers and answer questions that the demo didn’t answer.

We’ll reach out within one business day to schedule.

Number of centers

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does Bill-Back do?

It matches every implant on your vendor invoices against the charges your center actually billed. When an implant claim was missed, miscoded, underpaid, or denied for a missing invoice, it generates an audit-ready packet your biller submits to the commercial payer to recover the difference.

Does this replace our billing team or RCM company?

No. RCM firms are measured on denial rates and days in AR — metrics that can't see a charge that was never billed correctly in the first place. Bill-Back works the other side of that seam and hands your existing team ready-to-submit packets.

What does it cost?

Nothing upfront and no subscription. Bill-Back takes a flat 15% fee on recoveries only after the payer's payment is confirmed. If the audit finds nothing, you owe nothing.

Is patient data safe?

Two layers. First, minimization: structured patient identifiers — names, SSNs, full dates of birth, MRNs — are stripped in your browser before a file ever uploads, so they are never transmitted. Second, protection for what remains: clinical free text can still carry an incidental identifier, so everything we receive is treated as PHI and handled under a signed BAA — encrypted at rest, isolated so one center's data is never reachable from another, and every access logged to an audit trail.

Which payers does this work with?

Commercial payers (PPO/HMO, Tricare, work comp with review). Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid are excluded — CMS bundles implant costs into the procedure payment, so there is nothing separate to recover.

What do we have to do each month?

Upload two files you already have: the case log export from your PMS and your vendor invoice PDFs. Under three minutes.

Which implant vendors are supported?

Stryker and Arthrex invoices are parsed automatically today. Other vendors are handled through manual review, and automated coverage expands regularly.

How accurate is the matching?

Every match carries a confidence score. Anything below 98% confidence goes to a human review queue — the engine never guesses, and every confirmed match is remembered so your review queue shrinks each month.

Find out what never got billed back.

Free to run — if it finds nothing, you owe nothing.

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