A daily watch on the changes that can hit Arizona RCM.
Payer Delta monitors public payer, CMS, AHCCCS, MAC, and hospital pricing sources every day, then distills the meaningful changes into one concise weekly brief. You get the signal without building another internal monitoring job. Not an AI audit. Not a billing takeover.
What you get
- Daily source watch across payer, CMS, AHCCCS, MAC, and hospital pricing pages
- One concise weekly brief: what changed, what may matter, what deserves a look
- Stable IDs and source history so a change is a change, not a new spreadsheet
- Public sources only. No PHI. Your team keeps the decision
Why this earns a place in the workflow
Your IT guy can build a scraper. Your analyst can build a spreadsheet. Your biller can keep opening tabs. The hard part is staying on it, knowing what changed, and getting the useful part in front of the right person.
Payer Delta is the outside watch. I keep the source list, check the moving pieces, and turn the noise into a short operating brief. Your team decides what to do with it.
Who it’s for
An outside payer-change watch so your team does not have to build and maintain one.
A standing watch on payer and pricing changes that can affect billing, auth, and collections.
A short brief a denials or revenue-integrity lead can actually open and use.
PHI. Claims processing. Replacing your billers. Full MRF dumps.
Price
Start with a free sample week. Ongoing: $297–$497 / month.
Daily monitoring. Weekly brief. Cancel any Monday before the next send.
How it works
- I monitor the public sources.
- I build the brief around the changes worth attention.
- Your team decides what changes, if anything.
The point
Payer Delta is a small, external layer of attention around the public sources that move your revenue cycle. No new software for your team to learn. No PHI. No promise to replace the people already doing the work. Just a regular brief that makes the changes easier to see.