Cardiology billing pricing should fit on one line. Ours: 3% of what we collect for you, and nothing on what we do not. No setup fee, no contract, no per-claim charges.
3% of collectionsNo setup feeNo contract
All of it. Coding by cardiology coders, daily claims, every denial worked, payments posted and checked against your contracts, and unpaid claims followed until paid or explained.
Enrollment and credentialing are inside it, with CAQH and revalidation tracked. So are the one-page monthly report and a dedicated biller who stays with your practice.
There is no second list of add-ons.
Every service in detailMost medical billing companies charge 4% to 9% of collections. The average medical billing percentage is around 5% to 7%, before extras.
Many add a setup fee and a per-claim fee, so the real rate ends up above the headline number.
We charge 3% because we bill one specialty. The same denials repeat across every cardiology practice, and focus costs less than breadth.
Three lines
A percent of collections, a setup fee and a per-claim fee
One line
3% of what we collect
These are examples, not quotes. Your collections depend on your payer mix and how much imaging you do in the office.
| Practice | Collections a month | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| 1 cardiologist | $70k to $120k | $2,100 to $3,600 |
| 3 cardiologists | $220k to $360k | $6,600 to $10,800 |
| 6 cardiologists | $450k to $720k | $13,500 to $21,600 |
Collect less, pay less. Collect nothing on a claim, pay nothing on it.
No setup fee means the first 60 days cost nothing beyond 3% of what we collect. No contract means you can leave any month, and the monthly report gives you the number to decide with.
If 3% sounds too low, check what is not included. The answer is nothing. Ask for the list on the call and compare it to your current invoice.
Your first 60 days with usWe review them by study and by payer, free, with no strings.
3% of collectionsNo setup feeNo contract