Provider enrollment
Keep payer participation, enrollment status, and effective dates from surprising the billing team.
Explore provider enrollmentFull cycle RCM services
FERO supports smaller clinical practices from payer enrollment and patient access through authorization, payment, recovery, and patient billing. Robot workers carry the repeatable load, while RCM people own the exceptions, payer conversations, and decisions that move revenue forward.
Where FERO works
Each service can be worked on its own or as part of a broader RCM operation. The common thread is a known owner, visible next action, and careful use of robot workers.
Keep payer participation, enrollment status, and effective dates from surprising the billing team.
Explore provider enrollmentPut repeatable eligibility and benefits work on a more reliable path before the visit and before the claim.
Explore patient accessTrack authorization requirements, submissions, decisions, and expirations before they interrupt care or payment.
Explore prior authorizationsFind missing charges and incomplete claim details before they become rework downstream.
Explore charge reviewKeep claim preparation, status checks, and payer follow-up moving with consistent digital support.
Explore claims operationsConnect remittance detail, deposits, adjustments, and remaining balances to a clean account picture.
Explore era and payment postingTurn aging receivables into a prioritized, owned work plan.
Explore a/r follow-upTurn scattered denial signals into organized work your specialists can act on.
Explore denial managementMake the patient balance handoff accurate, understandable, and connected to the payer record.
Explore patient billingOne connected picture
FERO is designed around the operating steps between access, billing, follow-up, and recovery. We identify the information a task needs, the rule it can follow, and the point where a person needs to step in.
That keeps automation practical: a visible queue, a defined owner, and a path for exceptions.
See how we workStart with a conversation
Tell us where work gets stuck. We will explore the process, the people involved, and where robot workers can make a useful difference.