RCM Edge product guide

Getting Started With RCM Edge

Use this guide to evaluate payer coverage, define a measurable pilot, prepare your team, and understand which RCM Edge workflows are available today. Implementation scope and timing depend on your payer mix, systems, data access, and operating requirements.

468Claim-status payer connections
566Eligibility payer connections
2Live automation modules
30 minGuided product demo

Start with the current product

Choose a live workflow for your first evaluation

RCM Edge currently provides claim-status and eligibility workflows. Other automation modules are in development and should not be included in a production plan until availability and scope are confirmed.
LIVE MODULE

Edge Claims

Monitor claim status across 468 payer connections, normalize returned payer responses, and route unresolved claims for follow-up review.

Explore claim-status automation →
LIVE MODULE

Edge Verify

Verify eligibility and benefits across 566 payer connections before service, then route inactive coverage, missing responses, and exceptions for review.

Explore eligibility verification →
IN DEVELOPMENT

Prior Authorization

Prior-authorization automation is in development. Discuss your workflow with the RCM Edge team to understand the roadmap; do not plan production use until availability is confirmed.

Review the roadmap page →
IN DEVELOPMENT

Denial Management and AR

Denial-management and accounts-receivable automation are in development. Current pages explain the intended workflow and provide a way to discuss requirements.

Review denial-management plans →

Before the demo

Bring enough detail to evaluate fit

A productive evaluation starts with your real payer mix and workflow. Do not send patient data or protected health information through a public contact form.
Payer mixList the payers that represent most of your claim-status or eligibility volume and compare them with the published payer lists.
Monthly workloadEstimate claim-status checks, eligibility transactions, staff touches, and exception volume.
Current processDocument where staff use payer portals, EHR or practice-management worklists, spreadsheets, and manual follow-up.
Pilot outcomeChoose a measurable goal such as fewer manual touches, faster response handling, or better exception visibility.

Evaluation workflow

Build a controlled, measurable pilot

The sequence below is a planning framework, not a guaranteed implementation timeline. Exact requirements depend on payer connectivity, data availability, security review, and your existing systems.

Confirm the workflow and payer scope

Select either claim status or eligibility for the initial evaluation. Validate the required payers against the relevant RCM Edge payer list.

Document the current baseline

Record the current transaction volume, manual touch time, exception rate, and follow-up process so the pilot has a fair comparison point.

Agree on data and security requirements

Review the information needed for the selected workflow, access controls, audit requirements, and the approved method for exchanging data.

Configure a limited pilot

Start with an agreed subset of payers, locations, users, or transactions. Keep exception review and human oversight in the workflow.

Train the responsible users

Define who reviews results, who handles exceptions, who manages access, and how unresolved payer responses return to the existing work queue.

Review evidence before expanding

Compare pilot results with the documented baseline. Expand only when the workflow, data quality, security controls, and operational ownership are acceptable.

Measurement

Track operational outcomes that your team can verify

Use your own baseline and pilot data. Illustrative calculators and industry benchmarks can support planning, but they do not replace measured results from your workflow.
Manual touchesHow many payer checks still require staff action?
Response handlingHow quickly are returned statuses or eligibility results reviewed?
ExceptionsWhat share needs investigation, correction, or escalation?
CoverageWhich required payers and workflows are included in the pilot?
Important: RCM Edge automation supports operational workflows. Your organization remains responsible for payer decisions, claim handling, access governance, and review of exceptions.

Frequently asked questions

Planning your RCM Edge evaluation

How long does implementation take?

Timing varies by workflow, payer scope, system access, data quality, security review, and operational requirements. The RCM Edge team will confirm a realistic plan after discovery; this page does not promise a fixed go-live date.

Do we need to replace our EHR or practice-management system?

The evaluation should begin with your existing workflow and integration requirements. Whether a specific connection or data-exchange method is suitable must be confirmed during technical discovery.

Which modules are available now?

Edge Claims and Edge Verify are the live modules described on this page. Prior authorization, denial management, and accounts-receivable automation are in development.

How do we confirm payer coverage?

Use the published payer lists for claim status and eligibility, then confirm your priority payers with the RCM Edge team during the evaluation.

Can we try RCM Edge before a sales call?

You can use the Start Free link to open the current signup experience. A guided 30-minute demo is also available if you want to discuss payer coverage and workflow requirements first.

Start with one workflow and measurable criteria

Bring your payer mix, current process, and pilot goal to a guided RCM Edge product discussion.

No pricing claims or implementation guarantee is made on this page.