Denial Prevention
Faster claim management. Financial success. Less stress.
We’re Here to Advocate for You
What is Denial Prevention?
Denied claims create costly delays and administrative burden – but with TMC, you’re not facing them alone. Our Denial Prevention & Management services are built into every therapy partnership, helping you avoid issues before they start and resolve them efficiently when they do.
From navigating audits and responding to ADRs to managing appeals and tracking trends, our team works side by side with your billing and therapy departments to protect earned revenue and reduce disruption. We stay ahead of CMS and payer requirements so your staff can stay focused on care, and not paperwork.
We Handle the Details, You Get Peace of Mind
Prevention & Resolution
When denials happen, TMC takes the lead. Our team manages the entire appeals process – from gathering documentation and preparing responses to submitting directly to payers. We act quickly, communicate clearly, and handle the follow-through, so your billing and clinical teams don’t have to. It’s hands-on support that removes the hassle, protects your reimbursement, and gives you peace of mind.
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98.7% success rate
In turning denied into approved, using our full suite of services
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11 hours per claim
In paperwork and follow-up
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An average of $1,250
In recovered reimbursement
Quality Therapy Without Leaving Home
Therapy at Home™
TMC’s Therapy at Home™ brings outpatient therapy directly to you – a fully equipped, mobile therapy experience delivered in the comfort of your own home. Designed for individuals who don’t require nursing care, this innovative and cost-effective program provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy services covered under Part B insurance benefits.
With Therapy at Home™, patients receive personalized care, improved outcomes, and reduced rehospitalization – all without leaving the convenience and comfort of home.
Better Care for Everyone
Who Benefits from Therapy at Home™?
Therapy at Home™ is designed to benefit not only patients, but the therapists who provide care and the facilities that support them.