Executive operating dashboards
Throughput, utilization, charge lag, denial rate, and net collection rate in one view, with drill-down to site, provider, or claim.
Explore capabilityBetween the CFO's cash number and the practice manager's daily queue sits the question nobody's system answers: which parts of this organization are actually working.
★★★★★5/5Built around the decisions your role owns
Trusted payer & EHR integration partners
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Purpose-built workflows bring your team's priorities, risks, and decisions into one connected view.
One connected system supports the work, decisions, and outcomes your team is accountable for.
Throughput, utilization, charge lag, denial rate, and net collection rate in one view, with drill-down to site, provider, or claim.
Explore capabilityContribution by service line and site, including drug and supply cost where it applies, on the same ledger as the claims.
Explore capabilityRoom, chair, and provider utilization against scheduled and available capacity, updated as the day runs.
Explore capabilityClean-claim rate, days in AR, charge lag, and productivity computed identically everywhere, so accountability conversations start from agreed numbers.
Explore capabilityBetween the CFO's cash number and the practice manager's daily queue sits the question nobody's system answers: which parts of this organization are actually working. Unlimited Financials reports throughput, capacity, and margin by site, service line, and provider on one definition set, so operating decisions run on the same data the revenue cycle does.
Review your workflowsSee what changes when revenue-cycle rules and operational priorities are built directly into the platform.
The financial close and the operational dashboards tell different stories, and reconciling them takes longer than the decision window allows.
Visit volume, throughput, and utilization sit alongside charges, collections, and denials, so an operating change and its cash consequence are visible together.
Chair, room, and provider utilization surfaces after the fact, once a quarter of underused capacity has already been paid for.
Room, chair, and provider utilization update as the schedule runs, reported against target rather than in a monthly retrospective.
Sites and service lines are measured on whatever their leaders chose to track, so a genuinely underperforming unit is hard to separate from a differently-measured one.
Every site, service line, and provider measured on identical definitions, so a comparison means what it appears to mean.
Estimate the revenue your team could recover by reducing preventable denials, write-offs, and manual rework.
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Directional estimate only - bring your own payer mix and we'll model it properly.
The platform connects the operational, financial, and clinical workflows behind your revenue cycle.
See how one platform aligns operational, financial, clinical, and technical leaders.
Trusted by specialty practices
"I'd love to set up a call to talk about SCOA, and the success we've had with Unlimited Financials."
"The system continues to grow with features as it should, with how healthcare changes. So, if you are looking for a company that is innovative and truly cares, I would recommend Unlimited Financials."
"Unlimited Financials has been the easiest and best practice management system I have used. It is easy to navigate and do what I need to do."
"I'd love to set up a call to talk about SCOA, and the success we've had with Unlimited Financials."
"The system continues to grow with features as it should, with how healthcare changes. So, if you are looking for a company that is innovative and truly cares, I would recommend Unlimited Financials."
"Unlimited Financials has been the easiest and best practice management system I have used. It is easy to navigate and do what I need to do."
Walk through your exact workflows with an RCM expert who already understands the priorities of Chief Operating Officers.
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