Revise vs. HaloMD Line by line.
HaloMD is one of the largest provider-side IDR vendors.8 Its contracts are private, with one exception: Nutex Health filed its agreement with the SEC. We set those terms next to ours.
The one HaloMD client agreement in the public record. Every row below cites it or another public source.
Read the filed agreementThe filed terms, next to ours.
- Verified Stated in the cited record
- Inferred Our reading of the filed terms
| Term | HaloMD, per its filed agreement | Revise |
|---|---|---|
| Fee basis | 20% of amounts awarded or settled above the initial allowed amount; a 2026 amendment moved certain fees to pay-on-collected | 19% of cash actually collected, for every client, from day one. We are paid only when money lands |
| CMS and IDRE fees | Paid by the client from a client-owned operating account, under a power of attorney | Fronted by Revise, recouped from the award |
| Term and exclusivity | Three-year initial term, renewing yearly; sole and exclusive agent for covered disputes | 90 days, then month-to-month; no exclusivity |
| Ineligible filings | Fees for ineligible disputes are paid from the client’s account like any other | Eligibility guarantee: an ineligible filing is our fee |
| Scale | One of the three largest initiating parties in the federal process in the second half of 2024 | New. Our case is cost per dispute, incentives and transparency, not size |
| Visibility | Not described in the filed agreement | Live portal and app with every clock and every dollar |
Five questions that end most sales calls.
Your vendor should answer each one from its own records, in writing.
- 01
Show me the last 12 statements. How much of the fee was on awards we never collected?
- 02
Who paid the IDRE fees on the disputes that were ruled ineligible?
- 03
What happens to our pipeline if we want to leave in year two?
- 04
Which IDR entity decided each of our disputes last quarter, and what was our win rate with each?
- 05
How many of our awards are more than 30 days past the payment deadline right now?
Switching, in practice.
We are inside a three-year exclusive. What can move now?
Usually the awards you have already won but have not been paid. Read your agreement: collections on awarded disputes are often outside the covered services. We take them at 8% with no fees, so the first thing you see from us is cash.
Will switching lose disputes in flight?
No. Open disputes stay with the vendor that filed them until they close. We take new claims from the date your agreement allows.
What do you need from our current vendor?
Nothing we cannot get from you: your remits, your payer list and, for unpaid awards, the determination letters.
Where do these comparisons come from?
The HaloMD agreement Nutex Health filed with the SEC as Exhibit 10.17 to its FY2025 Form 10-K, Nutex’s Q2 2026 results, and CMS reports. Each row cites its source.
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.
Sources
- 5Nutex Health Inc., Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 10.17, Payment Dispute Resolution Services Agreement with HaloMD, L.L.C., dated May 1, 2024: 20% of amounts awarded above the initial allowed amount; client pays IDRE and CMS fees from a client-owned operating account; three-year exclusive term. Source
- 6Nutex Health, second quarter 2026 results: a retroactive amendment moved certain HaloMD service fees to a pay-on-collected basis. Source
- 8CMS, Federal IDR supplemental background, July to December 2024: 853,374 disputes initiated; the top ten initiating parties filed about 71% of them. Source