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EMS Billing, Built to Work Beyond the Basics

EMS billing and revenue cycle support for agencies that want experienced operators, transparent workflows, and billing that doesn’t stop when claims get hard.

Who Our Billing Services Are a Fit For

  • EMS agencies seeking a billing partner, not just a claims processor

  • Organizations generating $2M+ in annual revenue

  • Agencies dissatisfied with denial handling, follow-up, or transparency

  • Providers that want billing aligned with broader revenue recovery

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If you’re happy with your billing but want help beyond billing, start with our benchmarking review instead.

What Our EMS Billing Covers

  • Claim submission and corrections

  • Denials management and appeals

  • Ongoing insurance follow-up

  • Patient billing and collections support (as applicable)

  • Reporting and visibility into performance

 

Where RVNU Billing Differs

  • Built by operators who’ve overseen large EMS billing operations

  • Stronger emphasis on commercial underpayments and payer behavior

  • Billing workflows designed to hand off seamlessly into recovery efforts

  • Works alongside internal teams or as a full billing partner

  • Not limited by “standard billing system stop points”

How Billing Fits Into the RVNU Platform

RVNU supports EMS agencies across multiple points in the revenue cycle. Billing is one option — not a prerequisite — for working with us.

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  • Already have billing?
    → We often start with underpayment benchmarking or claims-at-risk follow-up

  • Need a billing partner?
    → RVNU can provide billing aligned with recovery and revenue protection

  • Using multiple vendors?
    → We integrate without disruption

What to Expect if You’re Exploring Billing

  • Intro call to understand your current setup

  • Review of billing performance and payer mix

  • Clear recommendation — even if that means not switching billing

  • Defined scope and transition plan (if appropriate)

Looking for a billing partner — or trying to understand where billing ends and recovery begins?

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