One O Seven RCM
RCM-trained billing VAs supervised by AAPC-certified billers, from $18,000/year
Practices that want a dedicated medical billing VA whose escalation path runs inside a working RCM company (eligibility verification, charge entry, claims, denials, payment posting), and buyers weighing a switch between full-service percentage-of-collections billing and a dedicated-staff model.
At a glance.
- Support model
- Dedicated RCM-trained billing VAs with in-house certified supervision; separate full-service RCM
- Commitment
- No long-term contracts (agency-stated)
- Starting price
- $18,000
- Price basis
- Company website
- Talent geography
- Not published - confirm per engagement
What stands out, and what still needs checking.
Unusual VA supervision model: billing VAs come from inside an active RCM operation and escalate complex denials and coding edge cases to AAPC-certified specialists within the same company, rather than to outside resources (agency-stated). · Published price anchors in both models: $18,000/year starting for billing VAs; flat 3% of monthly collections for full-service RCM with no add-on fees; credentialing at $107 per insurance. · Explicit compliance posture: HIPAA-compliant by design, SOC 2 Type II infrastructure, and BAA signed before access (all agency-stated; request attestations). · Full-cycle scope: eligibility verification, charge capture, coding, claim submission (within 72 hours of documentation, agency-stated), denial management, and payment posting, plus a patient help desk and credentialing. · Free billing audit for new practices (agency-stated) gives buyers a no-cost evaluation path.
No independent reviews yet: Trustpilot page has zero reviews and GoodFirms shows none as of 2026-09-17; the company is young and thin on third-party footprint. · Dual-model structure can confuse: the $18,000/year VA price and the 3%-of-collections RCM price are different products; confirm which model is being quoted. · Vendor performance figures (87% denial overturn rate vs a 50% average; clean claims out within 72 hours) are unaudited marketing claims. · VA talent geography is not published; confirm location and time-zone coverage. · Marketing claims ("half the cost of an in-house biller") are vendor comparisons, not benchmarks.
Which model fits (dedicated VA vs 3% full-service); VA location, hours, and EHR/PM system experience; the supervision ratio of AAPC-certified billers to VAs; SOC 2 Type II report availability; BAA terms; how the 87% overturn rate is measured; contract length and exit terms despite the no-long-term-contract claim.
What we found and where it came from.
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RCM-trained medical billing VAs starting at $18,000 annually, supervised by AAPC-certified billers; HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 Type II infrastructure, BAA signed before access, no long-term contracts.
Full-service RCM at a flat 3% of monthly collections with no add-on fees; credentialing at $107 per insurance.
Eligibility verification, charge capture, coding, claim submission within 72 hours of documentation, denial management, payment posting, patient help desk, credentialing; 75+ specialties.
87% denial overturn rate against a 50% average; VA cost at half of a $65,000-$100,000 fully loaded in-house biller. Unaudited marketing figures.
Texas-based (Fulshear, TX per Alignable); LinkedIn describes a Texas medical billing company; phone +1 713-489-4735.
Trustpilot review page exists with zero reviews; GoodFirms profile has no reviews.
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