Our Mission
Why facilities choose Burst
Reliable
Claim flow that runs every week, not a one-time recovery project.
Defensible
Every claim documented to LCD standards before submission, not after audit.
Risk-free
Contingency-only, your facility never carries cost or headcount risk for our work.
What we measure success by
Revenue recovered, claim acceptance rate, and audit pass rate. Not contracts signed. Not facilities onboarded. The only number that matters is the dollars CMS pays your facility.
Frequently asked questions
- Part B supply billing in a SNF has its own coverage rules, consolidated-billing interactions, and documentation expectations. Depth in one setting produces better claims than breadth across many.
- Bill an encounter the clinical record does not support, sell supplies alongside billing, or write contracts that lock a facility into a term to prove the model works.
- Contingency-only pricing means we are paid when the facility is paid. If we bill something that should not have been billed, we lose, which keeps the incentive pointed at accuracy.
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Read articleTurn Missed Opportunities Into Real Profit.
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