One number, moved up.
Revise Medical exists to move one number: the cash out-of-network providers actually collect under the No Surprises Act. We are building the engine that files, argues and collects at a cost per dispute a case-manager shop cannot match. We only win when you do.
Signing our first design partners. The platform is in build.

What we promise every client.
Paid on cash, not on paper
Our fee is a share of what reaches your bank. Everything else about the business follows from that.
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We front the fees
A provider never writes a check to CMS or an IDR entity and never funds an operating account.
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Eligibility guaranteed
If we file an ineligible dispute, we pay the fee. The rate is printed on your statement.
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See everything, live
Every claim, offer, deadline and payment in the portal and on your phone, with its citations.
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No lock-in
Month-to-month after 90 days. We keep clients by winning.
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On the provider’s side, not against payers
Payers follow the law when someone keeps the clock. We keep the clock.
The people accountable for your money.
65 years in healthcare between the three founders, from labs and surgery centers to revenue cycle at scale.
Shaun BennettFounder and CEO
20 years in healthcare, with lab and genomics experience.
Dr. Ric S KolluriCo-founder and CIO
25 years in healthcare technology and RCM, overseeing $1B in transactions a month.
Ben StellerChief Growth Officer
20 years in healthcare, including surgery centers.
Early, and honest about it. We are signing our first design partners: emergency medicine and hospital-based physician groups, and the billing companies that serve them.
Revise Medical, LLC is a Delaware company. We will publish our ineligibility rate, our median days from award to cash and our own IDR data report once there is enough data to mean something. Until then, no customer logo or testimonial goes on this site.
Send us one month of remits.
We’ll show you what you left on the table.
Seven business days. No cost. A line-by-line report of eligible claims you didn’t file, QPAs that don’t add up, and awards you were never paid.