Revenue Cycle Management · Medical Billing & Coding · Revenue Intelligence

Kitronixe Solutions

Solutions

Where in your revenue cycle do you need help?

Kitronixe works across the whole cycle, from patient access through payment and the reporting that explains it. Start from the problem you are seeing, and engage the whole cycle or only the part that needs attention.

Find your starting point

Start from what you are seeing.

Choose the statement closest to your situation to see which service usually addresses it, and why. A statement is listed only while its service page is published.

Educational navigation, not a diagnosis. The same symptom can have more than one cause; an assessment of your own data is how the actual cause is found.

How the cycle connects

A cycle that learns from itself.

Revenue moves forward through patient access and claims. What intelligence finds flows back, so an upstream cause is fixed rather than reworked downstream. Choose a stage to see the services that sit there.
Forward through the cycle, findings back upstream
  1. Measure → Learn → ImproveFindings flow back up to Patient Access and Claims & Collections.

What flows back upstream

  1. MeasureClaims, remittances and work queues are measured against the reporting you agree.
  2. LearnPatterns are traced to the step, payer or workflow that produced them.
  3. ImproveThe fix goes to the stage that caused it: front desk, coding, submission or follow-up.

Every service, by stage

The full catalogue, in cycle order.

Each service sits at the stage where its work happens. Open any one for how it runs and what it covers.
  1. Front End

    Patient Access

    Everything that happens before the encounter is billable.

    4 services

  2. Mid Cycle

    Capture & Coding

    Turning care delivered into a claim that will survive review.

    6 services

  3. Back End

    Claims & Collections

    Submission, adjudication, denials, appeals and payment.

    4 services

  4. Intelligence

    Revenue Intelligence

    Measuring what happened, and changing what happens next.

    7 services

Data & Intelligence

Know which question you are asking.

Three different engagements for three different questions. The wording of the questions is shared with their own pages.
  • Revenue Intelligence

    Where did the money go, and why?

    Trace revenue movement, leakage and its financial root causes.

    Ongoing financial intelligence

    Explore Revenue Intelligence
  • Practice Analytics

    How is the practice operating?

    See provider, patient-access, location and operational performance.

    Ongoing operational reporting

    Explore Practice Analytics
  • RCM Audit

    Is the revenue cycle working the way it should?

    Test workflows, document findings and prioritize remediation.

    A one-off diagnostic engagement

    Explore RCM Audit

How an engagement runs

No mystery about how we run it.

The same four steps on every engagement, whether you hand us the whole cycle or one part of it.
  1. Assess

    We review your denials, A/R ageing and payer mix against your own reporting, and set out where the problems appear to be.

  2. Agree the measures

    Scope, measures and reporting cadence are written down before work starts, so you know what is being reported and how often.

  3. Run the work

    Our specialists work inside your existing systems. No migration, and no replacing the EHR or practice management system you already run.

  4. Report and correct

    Work is reported against the agreed measures, and recurring causes are fed back as fixes rather than resubmissions.

Questions

Before you ask us.

All FAQs
Can you provide modality-level reporting?

Where the billing data carries modality or service information, reporting can be broken down by modality, alongside payer, location and age.

Can you work imaging A/R?

Yes. Open imaging claims are prioritized by status, payer response, filing limits, balance and age. No outcome can be guaranteed.

Can you handle medical-record requests?

Yes. Requests are tracked, the documentation and reports are gathered and sent, and the claim is followed until the payer responds.

Can you work denied imaging claims?

Yes. Denials are worked by cause - including authorization-related denials - and corrected, appealed where appropriate, or closed with a reason.

Can you help with modifier review?

Yes. Modifiers such as those used for technical or professional components are reviewed where applicable, based on the arrangement, documentation and payer requirements.

What are professional and technical components?

Broadly, the technical component is the equipment and technical side of performing the service, and the professional component is the physician’s interpretation. Whether a service is billed by component or globally depends on the actual circumstances and payer rules - there is no single rule for every case.

Not sure where to start? Let us look first.

An assessment reviews your denials, A/R ageing, charge lag and payer mix, and reports what it finds. No obligation, and you keep the findings.