REVENUE CYCLE OPERATIONS

End-to-End Medical Billing & Claims Execution.

Accurate charge validation, rapid claims scrubbing, and disciplined submission protocols designed to minimize operational drag and protect practice revenue.

Submission Standard Daily 837 Batches
Adjudication Tracking 277CA & 999
Governance Model Specialty Pods
BATCH ROUTING PIPELINE
SYNCHRONOUS
Ingestion Engine
HL7 / API / FHIR
NCCI & LCD Rule Engine
Payer Edit Matrix
EDI 837 Transmission
Direct Clearinghouse
ERA / 835 Reconciliation
Auto-Post Ledger
HIPAA Certified Stream Submissions: 24h Cycle
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

Why Traditional Billing Approaches Strain Modern Healthcare Practices

Fragmented staff, rigid clearinghouse filters, and siloed software stacks introduce friction at every transition. When validation fails before transmission, downstream revenue integrity collapses.

Incomplete Charge Capture

Clinical encounters often close without all rendered services accounted for, resulting in unbilled services, omitted units, and missed secondary diagnoses that drive payer denials.

JORVUS Protocol

Systematic encounter reconciliation against electronic clinical documentation.

Modifier Misalignments

Payer-specific modifier nuances (such as -25, -59, -XS, or bilateral rules) lead to avoidable rejections when applied through outdated legacy templates or unchecked automation.

JORVUS Protocol

Dynamic NCCI policy checks tailored to specific commercial and MAC guidelines.

Disconnected Clearinghouses

Rejection reports (277CA) sit in separate clearinghouse portals for days before staff examine them, generating silent backlogs and running down timely filing limits.

JORVUS Protocol

Bi-directional 999/277CA ingestion with same-day triage queues.

Delayed Remit Posting

Manual EOB distribution causes months of ledger opacity, inaccurate secondary billing statements, and unwarranted patient collection escalations.

JORVUS Protocol

Direct 835 line-item splitting with instantaneous adjustment posting.

METHODOLOGY

The Claims Execution Lifecycle

A disciplined, five-phase procedure applied to every single encounter from document generation to verified reconciliation.

01

Charge Ingestion

Validating CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS, and provider clinical notes against documented medical necessity.

Phase 1: Ingestion
02

Pre-Submission Scrub

Executing multi-layered payer edit checks, NCCI bundled edits, LCD/NCD coverage policies, and gender/age restrictions.

Phase 2: Scrubbing
03

EDI 837 Transmission

Generating standard 837P/I claim files with direct clearinghouse delivery and monitoring electronic acknowledgments.

Phase 3: EDI Dispatch
04

Remit & ERA Posting

Line-item ERA (835) matching, contractual adjustment posting, and automated generation of secondary crossovers.

Phase 4: Adjudication
05

Exception Routing

Zero-lag isolation of unadjudicated claim lines, immediate appeal packaging, and root-cause classification.

Phase 5: Resolution
INFRASTRUCTURE

Core Operational Capabilities

Engineered to manage the technical and administrative complexities of multi-site, multi-specialty healthcare entities.

Multi-Payer Rules Engine

Dynamic rule libraries updated against regional Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) guidelines, major commercial carrier policies, and state Medicaid edits.

NCCI MUE Edits LCD Specifics Commercial Pre-auth Linkage

Secondary & Tertiary Coordination

Automated secondary crossover tracking with manual dispatch when payers do not support automatic routing. Ensuring CARC and RARC remittance codes bridge properly to secondary claims.

Auto Crossover Auditing Split Remittance Verification

Patient Responsibility & Statements

Clear, transparent patient statement dispatch only after all insurance adjudications are finalized. Digital delivery options combined with compliant, humane administrative contact.

Post-EOB Release Rules Transparent Itemization

Fee Schedule Maintenance

Ongoing maintenance of practice charge masters, relative value units (RVU), and contracted allowable rates to detect systemic underpayments or outdated fee schedules.

Underpayment Variance Detection Annual CPT Revision Sync
OPERATIONAL TELEMETRY Illustrative UI • Sample Data

Encounter & Transmission Ledger

Active Queue Direct Clearinghouse Gateway
Queue: Ingestion 142 Enc Pre-Audit Verification
Queue: Scrubbed 318 Enc Pass Rules Check
Queue: Transmitted 890 Enc EDI 837P Dispatched
Queue: Acknowledged 1,240 Enc 999 / 277CA Verified
Batch ID Encounter Type EDI Format Payer Destination Scrub Status Acknowledgement
BAT-80942-A Multi-Provider Outpatient 837P v5010 BCBS Florida Scrubbed: Validated 277CA Accepted
BAT-80943-C Behavioral Health Encounter 837P v5010 Aetna Commercial Scrubbed: Validated 999 Received
BAT-80944-E Physical Therapy Services 837P v5010 Medicare Part B (First Coast) Scrubbed: Queued Pending Transmit
BAT-80945-F Ambulatory Surgery Submissions 837I v5010 UnitedHealthcare Scrubbed: Validated 277CA Accepted
OPERATING DISCIPLINE

The JORVUS Billing Architecture: Specialized Pods & Deep Governance

Rather than pooling billing tasks across generic teams with conflicting priorities, JORVUS structures medical billing through dedicated clinical specialty pods. Every team member understands the specific modifiers, coding guidelines, and payer idiosyncrasies of your discipline.

Dedicated Specialty Pods

Your practice is paired with billers who specialize strictly in your clinical domain.

Continuous Policy Ingestion

Payer policy revisions are integrated as active algorithmic rules within our verification engine.

Transparent Audit Logs

Full encounter-level traceability: see every touch, scrub event, and remittance match directly.

Operational Standards Standard Operating Protocol
Submission Frequency

Continuous automated batches or scheduled daily releases based on client clearinghouse preference.

24h SLA
Exception Escalation

Clearinghouse rejections triaged within the same operational business day to avoid timely filing drift.

Same Day
Remittance Posting Cycle

Direct 835 line-item split, auto-reconciliation, and contract allowable validation against fee schedules.

Direct 835
OPERATIONAL CLARITY

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers on integration, clearinghouse routing, and specialty protocol handling.

How does JORVUS connect with our current EHR or PM software?
JORVUS operates either inside your existing Electronic Health Record / Practice Management software via secure credentials and bi-directional API/HL7 interfaces, or through our unified JORVUS EHR and billing environment. We do not require you to rip and replace operational software unless you choose to consolidate.
What happens when a claim is rejected at the clearinghouse level?
Clearinghouse rejections (reported via EDI 999 and 277CA response transactions) are ingested directly into our exception triage queues. Dedicated billing specialists identify whether the failure is related to demographic mismatch, subscriber ID formatting, or missing modifiers, correct the issue, and resubmit within the same operational cycle.
How does your team handle secondary and patient balance billing?
Once primary adjudication 835 remittance data is posted, our system verifies whether automatic crossover occurred. If not, secondary claims are dispatched immediately with primary EOB attached. Patient statements are held until all payer responsibilities are formally adjudicated to prevent confusing or premature patient invoices.
Can your billing team support specialty-specific modifiers and coding rules?
Yes. We structure teams into specialty pods (e.g., Mental Health, Primary Care, Physical Therapy, Surgical Specialties). Each pod maintains deep domain familiarity with specific modifier pairings (such as telehealth modifiers, therapy modifiers, and bilateral surgical procedures) to align with specific payer medical policies.
NEXT STEPS IN REVENUE INTEGRITY

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