Credentialing & Enrollment

EFT, ERA and EDI enrollment for healthcare practices

Electronic claims, remittances and payments set up with every payer.

A billing specialist working at a keyboard beside a stethoscope
The problem

A provider is approved by a payer, but claims still go out on paper, remittances arrive as paper EOBs and checks come in the mail - because EDI, ERA and EFT enrollment were never completed. Posting slows down and payments take weeks longer than they should.

What RevCureHealth does

We complete EDI claim enrollment through your clearinghouse, ERA (835) enrollment so remittances post electronically, and EFT enrollment so payments go straight to the right bank account - for every payer, provider and tax ID - and test that the first claims and payments actually arrive.

Workflow
Step 1
Map payers & IDs
Step 2
EDI claim enrollment
Step 3
ERA (835) enrollment
Step 4
EFT enrollment
Step 5
Test & confirm
What you get
  • Claims submitted electronically to every payer that accepts them
  • Remittances posted from ERAs instead of paper EOBs
  • Payments deposited directly, not mailed
  • Setup confirmed with a real claim and payment, not assumed
What you see

Nothing happens that you can’t see

Every service reports into the same dashboard, so the work and the result are in one place.

Executive Dashboard
Illustrative example
Total charges
$486,200
▲ 6.1%
Collections
$412,850
▲ 12.4%
Clean claim rate
96.8%
▲ 1.9 pts
Denial rate
7.1%
▲ 2.9 pts
Days in A/R
31
▼ 4 days
Revenue at risk
$42,800
18 accounts

Figures shown describe an example practice. They are not client results.

How much is EFT, ERA & EDI Setup costing you today?

The free assessment quantifies it, using your own claims, denials and A/R data.

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