ProxyMD helps physician practices identify recoverable denials, move claims toward resolution, and reduce the administrative burden on staff — with clear visibility from denial to outcome.
“Our mission is to remove the administrative friction that holds physician practices back—helping them protect the revenue they’ve earned, simplify the work behind care, and give their teams more time to focus on patients.”
A denied claim can be a temporary barrier to payment — not necessarily the final outcome. Published healthcare data show meaningful initial denial rates, and that a substantial share of initially denied physician claims is later overturned.
Single-specialty medical practices. The remainder represents the rest of submitted claims in this benchmark — not claims confirmed as paid.
Physician professional Medicare Advantage claims (2019 data). The remainder denotes claims not initially denied in that study population.
Of initially denied physician Medicare Advantage claims in the same study, 52.2% were later overturned. The remaining 47.8% is shown, not described, as lost revenue.
A denial is an event in the revenue cycle — not necessarily the end of it.
“The denial queue isn’t necessarily lost revenue. Some of it is revenue still waiting to be resolved.”
ProxyMD is built to help practices identify recoverable denials, prioritize the work that matters, and maintain visibility from denial through outcome.
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Published benchmarks represent different populations and methodologies and should not be interpreted as ProxyMD performance.
See where each claim stands, what action was taken, and how it ultimately resolved — giving your practice full visibility from denial to resolution. Nothing disappears into a black box.
Sample data. 116 denied claims, shown for illustrative purposes.
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