Denied claims represent unrealized revenue for U.S. healthcare organizations, yet many third-party clinical appeals partners require long-term contracts and complex onboarding that disrupt workflows, strain internal resources, and delay results. What if there was a way to test clinical appeals expertise without risk or a long-term commitment?
Appeals Test Drive™ gives revenue cycle leaders and executives a short-term, low-commitment path to assess recovery performance and outcomes before committing.
A Smarter Way to Test Clinical Appeals Expertise
Appeals Test Drive™ is a structured, short-term pilot program that allows organizations to experience Managed Resources’ clinical appeals process without long-term commitment or complex implementation.
The program focuses on a defined set of denied claims, often medical necessity or level of care denials. Managed Resources’ KLAS-rated clinical experts review documentation, prepare payer-aligned appeal letters, submit appeals, and manage follow-up activity.
Organizations receive clear visibility into appeal quality, execution, and outcomes. There’s no long-term contract, no disruption to existing workflows, and limited system integration to remove traditional obstacles while exploring new vendor partnerships. The result is a straightforward pilot that demonstrates value in real-world conditions, using a real-world sample of denials, all at a special Appeals Test Drive™ rate.
3 Reasons to Schedule an Appeals Test Drive™
Selecting the right clinical appeals partner requires more than promises. Appeals Test Drive™ gives revenue cycle and financial leaders a practical way to evaluate performance, validate impact, and build confidence before making a long-term decision.
1. Compare Results Against Your Current Vendor
Appeals Test Drive™ allows you to directly compare Managed Resources’ clinical appeals outcomes against your existing vendor or internal process. Revenue cycle leaders gain objective insight into appeal quality, turnaround time, and recovery performance using real claim data.
2. Strengthen and Support Your In-House Denials Team
The program is designed to complement your existing team, not replace it. Managed Resources provides focused clinical expertise that reduces workload pressure, addresses complex denials, and allows internal staff to focus on higher-value activities. Learn valuable insights on how a third-party denials partner can interface with existing resources to drive long-term results.
3. Gain C-Suite Alignment With Measurable Results
Appeals Test Drive delivers clear, outcome-based data that supports executive decision making. Leaders can present tangible results, not assumptions, when seeking C-Suite approval to back new initiatives, larger partnerships, or make changes to current denials management strategy.
KLAS-Rated Denials Services In Action: Appealing Claims for Largest Public Health System in the U.S.
Managed Resources KLAS-Rated Appeals Teams is proud to support denied claims management for New York City Health + Hospitals, the largest public health system in the United States, through a large-scale, multi-year engagement designed to operate across diverse facilities and high claim volumes. Through disciplined clinical appeals execution, payer engagement, and operational alignment, Managed Resources has helped support more than $130 million in recovered revenue, while contributing to the lowest denial rate in the system’s history.
Based on this performance, NYC Health + Hospitals awarded Managed Resources a new, $60M expanded contract, reinforcing confidence in the firm’s ability to deliver consistent results in one of the most complex payer and regulatory environments in healthcare.
Scheduling your Appeals Test Drive™
Denied claims require expertise, consistency, and accountability. Appeals Test Drive™ will give your organization a clear, low-risk way to evaluate clinical appeals support in action.
Schedule an Appeals Test Drive™ today to discover how expert clinical appeals support from Managed Resources can strengthen your denial recovery strategy and protect revenue, all without complicated integrations or a long-term commitment.
