Eligibility & benefits
Verify coverage and benefits before the visit, so claims start clean instead of bouncing later.
Built-in revenue cycle management— billing tied to the chart.
CurerTech's RCM (revenue cycle management — billing and collections) —is built into the same record as the chart. Eligibility, claim scrubbing, denials, AR, and payer-mix reporting run on what clinicians document — so behavioral health and addiction clinics get paid accurately, across Medicaid, commercial, sliding-fee, and grant funding.
Part of the all-in-one platform — turned on with the modules your programs need.
Inside the RCM
What's in CurerTech RCM?
The billing workflow, end to end — from verifying coverage to working the last denied dollar.
Claims & scrubbing
Scrub claims against payer rules before submission to cut avoidable first-pass denials.
Denials & appeals
Track denied claims and work payer-specific appeals, so fewer dollars get written off.
AR (accounts receivable) & collections
See aging in real time and keep cash moving, with statements and follow-up in one place.
Also part of the RCM
ERA (electronic remittance advice) postingPayer-mix reportingSliding-fee & grant billingPatient statementsPPS (prospective payment) billingWhy it matters
Why does billing belong inside the EMR?
When charges come from the chart instead of a separate billing system, more care turns into paid claims.
Claims that start clean
Eligibility checks and claim scrubbing catch errors before submission, so more claims pay the first time.
Denials worked before they age out
Denials are surfaced and tracked so they get appealed, not quietly written off as lost revenue.
Built for behavioral health funding
Medicaid, commercial, sliding-fee, block-grant, and PPS funding handled in one place.
Medicaid claims are denied at the highest rate of any payer — about 16.7% in 2024 — and a denied claim costs $25–$181 to rework, with roughly 65% never reworked at all. (Industry revenue-cycle data, 2024.)
One record
How does RCM connect to the rest of the platform?
The chart isn't an island. What's documented in the EMR flows into the rest of the platform.
EMR
Explore EMRBilling on the clinical record
Charges and codes come from what clinicians document, not a separate billing system bolted on later.
CRM
Explore CRMEngagement that supports collections
Reminders and patient outreach reduce no-shows and keep patient balances moving.
Who it serves
Which programs use the CurerTech RCM?
RCM is configured to each payer mix — deepest for MAT/OTP (medication-assisted and opioid treatment) and behavioral health.
- MAT/OTP
- Behavioral Health
- CCBHC
- Residential & detox
- Home health care
- Senior care
RCM questions
The RCM, answered
What is the CurerTech RCM?
RCM (revenue cycle management) is the billing and collections side of the platform — eligibility, claim scrubbing, denials, AR, and reporting — built into the same record as the chart.
How does billing connect to the chart?
Charges and codes come from what clinicians document in the EMR, so documented care turns into claims without re-keying between systems.
Which payers and funding does it support?
Medicaid, commercial, sliding-fee, and block-grant or grant funding, plus PPS (prospective payment system) billing for CCBHCs.
Can it help reduce denials?
Yes. Eligibility verification and claim scrubbing aim to catch errors before submission, and denials are tracked so they get worked rather than aging out.
Does it support CCBHC PPS billing?
Yes. CurerTech supports PPS (prospective payment system) billing for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs), including encounter tracking tied to the chart.
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