Most behavioral health operators don't have a clean, current view of what they've earned versus what they've collected.
Watch this session for a concrete look at financial clarity inside a behavioral health facility, and how top-performing operators close the gap between what they've earned and what they've collected.
In behavioral health, what you bill and what you collect are rarely the same number, and the gap is where margins quietly erode. Panelists reported roughly 30% of treatment days going unreimbursed before they had claim-level visibility, with denials driven by outdated coordination-of-benefits records and incorrect authorization forms. The fix is daily, claim-by-claim visibility into what was billed, allowed, denied, and paid, so problems surface while the patient is still in care and before timely-filing deadlines close.
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Mike Colasuonno explains how Dazos IQ helped his team recover denied claims and spot the trends behind them, so the same losses stop repeating. He also shows how he uses his own billing data to fact-check his billing company's AR reports.
Mike spends an hour or two in Dazos IQ every day, reviewing claims as they come in and tracking what each payer allows. He walks through hiring one person to keep coordination-of-benefits and authorization forms clean, a fix that cut his denials by about 60%.
A walkthrough of the Dazos IQ dashboard: billings and payments over time, patient responsibility as it accrues, and how long claims take to bill and get paid. Drill into any single claim, note, or denial in seconds.
Dazos IQ automatically flags denials, underpayments, and unpaid claims. See how to read biller notes, escalate a stuck claim, snooze the rest, and clear your review list down to zero each day.
"Just through working the flagged claims that IQ flags, we collected $937,000 that otherwise would have gone uncollected. That was the difference between profit and loss last year."
Mike ColasuonnoCEO, Provident Health
A clear view of what to look at weekly, not just at month-end once the numbers are already stale.
How to hold a billing team, whether in-house or outsourced, accountable with real data instead of assumptions.
A new way to think about marketing ROI when reimbursement lags admission by months.
See how Dazos IQ uncovers underpaid and unpaid claims, flags denial trends, and ties marketing spend directly to revenue outcomes.
The complete 45-minute recording, plus the operator Q&A.
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