Evaluation and treatment billing
Evaluation codes, treatment codes, and the units that support them must match payer expectations and documented services — visit after visit.
Therapy Revenue Cycle Management
Therapy practices bill in a rhythm — evaluations, treatment visits, plan-of-care cycles, and visit limits — and each payer enforces its own version of that rhythm. When authorization tracking, documentation, and billing workflows drift out of alignment, revenue follows slowly.
The Capri Collective supports speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and multidisciplinary practices with revenue cycle services built around how therapy is actually delivered and reimbursed.
Speech-language pathology practices · Occupational therapy practices · Physical therapy practices · Multidisciplinary therapy organizations

Key reimbursement challenges
Evaluation codes, treatment codes, and the units that support them must match payer expectations and documented services — visit after visit.
Many plans cap visits or apply thresholds that require authorization renewals or progress documentation before services continue.
Certification, recertification, and physician or payer signature requirements create timing dependencies that can hold up otherwise clean claims.
Therapy denials frequently cite documentation rather than coding — the clinical record must support the service on the payer's terms.
Referrals, prescriptions, and prior authorizations each carry their own expiration and scope, and gaps surface as denials weeks later.
Therapy practices typically bill a wide mix of commercial, Medicare, Medicaid, and workers' compensation payers, each with distinct rules.
Specialized services
Comprehensive RCM connects claims, recovery, authorizations, credentialing and enrollment, patient and family collections, and reporting. We’ll define the functions and responsibilities around your practice’s needs.
Denial recovery & appeals
Therapy denials often cluster around visit limits, plan-of-care timing, and documentation sufficiency. We look for the pattern across the practice, not just the individual claim.
Denials citing documentation or medical necessity
Visit-limit and authorization denials
Plan-of-care and certification timing issues
Underpaid therapy units
Appeals preparation and follow-up
Aged receivables and payer escalation
Root-cause analysis by payer and therapist
Prevention strategies with your clinical and front-desk teams
You do not have to replace your existing billing department to engage Capri for targeted denial recovery. Routine recovery within the comprehensive agreement is covered by the contracted fee. Standalone projects and material expansions are custom-scoped and approved before additional charges apply.
Payer & operational considerations
Support is shaped by specific payer requirements, state rules, and available expertise. We do not imply universal payer expertise, guaranteed compliance, or clinical decision-making.
Capri Revenue360 connection
This specialty sits within Capri Revenue360 — our connected operating philosophy that links eligibility & benefits, credentialing & payer setup, authorization management, claims, payments, denials, and reporting. Individual components and targeted projects are available without purchasing every service.
Your payer mix, claims volume, existing team, and growth plans shape the support we recommend.
Reporting & revenue visibility
Reporting cadence, format, and indicators are defined by your engagement scope. Typical visibility includes:
Collection rates by payer
Denial rates and categories
Visit-limit and authorization denials
Days in A/R and aging categories
Underpayment and variance trends
Payer-level performance
Complimentary assessment
Answer a few questions about your organization to receive a response-based Revenue Clarity Snapshot. It is a preliminary starting point for discussion — not a completed professional audit.
Your questions
Yes. Multidisciplinary practices are common, and we coordinate workflows across disciplines while keeping each payer's requirements distinct.
We coordinate authorization requests, visit-limit utilization, and renewal timing as part of the agreed scope. Clinical determinations remain with your licensed clinicians.
We investigate why documentation-based denials occur and help align documentation expectations with payer requirements. We do not provide clinical documentation or medical necessity determinations.
No. We work within supported practice-management and EHR systems, and confirm compatibility before an engagement begins.
Targeted A/R and denial recovery engagements are available without replacing your existing billing team or processes.
Request the complimentary Revenue Clarity Assessment on our Revenue Cycle Management page, or contact us directly. We will review your situation and discuss fit.
Let's talk revenue
Whether you're navigating denials, aging receivables, payer requirements, or an entire revenue cycle that needs stronger oversight, we'd welcome the opportunity to understand your challenges.