Get paid more reliably.
Spend less time chasing payers.
Stay focused on your patients.
90–180 days per payer to get credentialed — one incomplete field can reset the clock.
5–15% of solo practice revenue is typically lost to billing errors that go uncaught.
A missed timely-filing deadline is usually gone for good.
Every 120 days, your CAQH profile needs re-attestation — or it quietly lapses.
You don't have to replace them.
Start with one problem.
We look at your billing, coding, and credentialing to find exactly where things are breaking down.
You get a clear, written picture of the gap — not a vague summary, specifics you can check yourself.
We start with the one gap that matters most — not a full overhaul of everything at once.
You see the difference directly: fewer denials, faster credentialing, cleaner AR.
We manage initial enrollment and re-credentialing across Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payers, keep your CAQH profile current and attested on schedule, and track every application so nothing sits waiting on a form nobody followed up on.
Clean claims out the door, systematic follow-up on anything unpaid, and payment posting that's reconciled — not a monthly report you have to decode yourself.
We review coding for accuracy against documentation before claims go out — reducing the denials and underpayments that come from coding errors instead of care.
We work your denied and underpaid claims on a contingency basis — no fee unless money is actually recovered. If there's nothing to recover, you owe nothing.
You always know exactly where your claims, AR, and credentialing stand — not buried in a monthly PDF.
Every gap we find and every fix we make is tracked and reported back to you directly.
Stay because it works, not because you're locked in.
Solo and small practices with 1–5 providers — not a generalist outsourcer, not a hospital-system process squeezed down to fit you.
Founder, Gulnazion Health
AI systems engineer who spent years building back-office automation for founders and operators — CRM pipelines, revenue tracking, and role-based access platforms built to the same logic as HIPAA minimum-necessary requirements.
“I started Gulnazion Health because I kept seeing the same problem: practices doing incredibly important work, but losing 5–15% of their revenue to back-office systems that hadn't been updated since 2012. The automation exists to fix this. I just had to build it specifically for healthcare.”