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When a practice switches systems, you expect disruption. Dr. Ting got the opposite. In real time, his team gained visibility into payer behavior, automated clinical workflows, and eliminated after-hours call stress, all without a dip in collections. The result? Patients get better care. Revenue flows faster. The practice thrives. Swipe through to see the moments that mattered most.

Collections down. Denials up. Revenue flowing out instead of in. Dr. Arthur Ting's orthopedic practice faced the same billing crisis as thousands of healthcare leaders. After switching from legacy systems to Athelas, everything changed. Watch how Dr. Ting went from struggling with visibility to seeing 80% revenue growth, and why he says Athelas gave him his practice back. Listen to the story: https://lnkd.in/grXzr-mm

22.5% of physicians spend 8+ hours weekly on documentation at home. That's recovery time turned into charting. Here's what high-retention practices do: they measure the admin load, they invest in solutions, and they watch physicians stay. Documentation support is a retention strategy with measurable ROI. Listen to the full Private Practice Secrets episode for the research, stories, and practical strategies every practice leader should hear: https://lnkd.in/g9pbXs8m

Flowsheets in Athelas Air, you start with CPT codes and nest your interventions underneath. Units calculate from minutes. Routine visits pre-populate from the prior session. And the Home Exercise Program goes to the patient directly from the same screen. Cleaner notes. Faster close-out. Audit-ready by default. Get the walkthrough → https://lnkd.in/gPmMzCPG

$100K+ in unworked denials, 83% first-pass rate leaving revenue on the table. That was Meier & Marsh PT before Athelas. After: - 96% first-pass claim rate - 93% collection rate - 1.2% denial + rejection rate (industry standard: 5–10%) - $4.77 collected per patient encounter, up 5x - $397K recovered Four clinics. Real results. See how they did it → https://lnkd.in/gb-JxzY2

"We all became physical therapists because we just wanted to help people and help our communities. And we certainly didn't want the bulk of our day being completing prior authorization forms and completing documentation.” - Wendy Bloomhuff, VP, Slate On June 2, 79 clinics across six practice groups went live on Athelas Air. One brand-new EHR. One synchronized morning. Network-wide. Hear it from the executives who led the transition inside Rock Valley Physical Therapy and Slate: the operations, the finances, and the network, all moving together. - Eric Sacia, COO, Rock Valley Physical Therapy - Randy Boldt, CFO, Rock Valley Physical Therapy - Wendy Bloomhuff, VP, Slate Watch the full series → https://lnkd.in/gHdYc4Ar

If you're a practice owner thinking about Athelas, you probably have a few of the same questions every other owner has. We pulled the three that come up most often in first demos. Denials, trust, and time to results, and answered them straight. Contact us today: https://lnkd.in/gVt63Hu3

"Fine is the most expensive word in clinical operations." On the latest episode of Private Practice Secrets, Asrin Sevinc breaks down what legacy dictation actually costs practices that have stopped questioning it. Inside the episode: the 7 capabilities that separate AI-native dictation from legacy with a fresh coat of paint, the safety risk hiding inside "it works fine," and the one question to ask every ambient vendor before you sign. 🎧 Watch the full episode → https://lnkd.in/gUmWyxxm

43 seconds. That's the average time it takes a cardiologist to close a note with Athelas Ambient AI. 43 seconds. Because the note is already written by the time the visit ends. Cardiology documentation is high-stakes. Incomplete notes mean undercoded procedures, denied claims, and audit exposure. Athelas listens during the encounter and generates a structured, cardiology-specific note in real time: ejection fraction, rhythm findings, medication titration, comorbidities, all of it. 81% reduction in documentation time. 25%+ reduction in denials. 5 million patient encounters supported annually. Your cardiologists should be practicing cardiology → https://lnkd.in/gB7tPFsq