Behavioral health revenue recovery

Recover the claims generic billers leave behind.

CuraClaim finds, prepares, and helps resolve behavioral health denials—then flags the same risks before they cost your practice again.

Start with a short audit conversation. No PHI or claim files are requested here.

Industry estimates

15–25%

behavioral-health claim denial rate

~65%

of denied claims may go unappealed or be written off

$20K–$40K

potentially recoverable at a $300K/year practice

Industry benchmarks; sources available on request. These are not CuraClaim customer results.

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Audit output

Unworked denial value identified

What to expect

A focused recovery partner, not another billing black box.

01

Evidence before a pitch

Your first deliverable is an audit of unresolved denials and the dollars potentially left unworked.

02

Behavioral health specificity

Appeals account for carve-outs, 90837 down-codes, authorization windows, and clinical-necessity documentation.

03

Human review where it matters

Software classifies and drafts; a recovery specialist reviews the work before submission.

From ERA to resolution

Every denial gets a specific next move.

CuraClaim adds a specialty-aware recovery workflow to the systems your team already uses.

Claim intelligence

Root cause, not just reason code

Claims and ERA data from systems such as SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, and Kareo are organized by the issue that actually determines recovery strategy.

Carve-out mismatch90837 down-codeAuthorization lapseTimely filingMedical necessity

Build appeal-ready packets

Draft payer-specific appeals and resubmissions with the documentation each denial requires, ready for human review.

Prevent the next write-off

Surface missing authorizations, concurrent-review deadlines, and routing mismatches before claims leave the practice.

01

Plan data exchange

Review the appropriate data-sharing, security, and BAA requirements before any claims or ERA exchange.

02

Classify + draft

Match the issue to payer rules and required documentation.

03

Review + recover

Approve submission-ready work and track resolution.

Aligned pricing

Pay for prevention. Share only in actual recovery.

CuraClaim supplements—not replaces—your existing billing operation. The platform fee and recovery contingency apply only to the denial-recovery layer, not to every clean claim you collect.

  • No charge for the initial denial audit
  • Recovery fee applies to recovered amounts
  • Scoped for solo to 20-provider groups

Recovery partnership

Flat monitoring fee + success fee on money recovered

12%

of amounts actually recovered

Flat monitoring fee

From $200

per provider / month

  • Denial classification
  • Appeal packet drafting
  • At-risk claim monitoring
  • Human submission review
Start with a free audit

Final pricing is confirmed after reviewing practice size, claim volume, payer mix, and recovery scope.

Questions before sharing data?

Built to fit beside your current workflow.

No. CuraClaim supplements your current biller, billing team, and EHR. We focus on the denial-recovery layer—finding root causes, preparing appeals, and flagging repeat risks—while your existing team keeps running day-to-day billing.

CuraClaim is designed for solo through 20-provider outpatient therapy, psychiatry, IOP/PHP, and SUD practices with meaningful denied or underpaid claims.

The first step is a short conversation about your practice, payer mix, and unresolved denials. Requesting an audit does not require uploading PHI, claims, or ERA files. If both sides decide to continue, we review the data-sharing, security, and BAA requirements before any claims or ERA exchange.

The flat platform fee covers preventive monitoring. The 12% success fee applies only to denial revenue CuraClaim helps recover—not to all of your practice’s collections. Final scope is confirmed after the audit conversation.

The public audit request collects only business contact details and a conversation request. Before any claims or ERA exchange, CuraClaim and the practice review the appropriate data-sharing, security, and BAA requirements for the proposed engagement.

Recover what care already earned

Find the denials your team had no time to chase.

Start with a conversation—not an upload. We’ll discuss your unresolved denials first, then review data-sharing, security, and BAA requirements before any claims or ERA exchange.