CollectionPro Sets New Standard in Out-of-Network Collections with Flat 10% Fee across High-Stakes Specialties

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New York City, New York Jul 2, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - CollectionPro, a rising leader in Out-of-Network (OON) medical collections, is disrupting traditional reimbursement models with its industry-low 10% fee on recovered amounts, without sacrificing performance. Offering tailored solutions to meet every unique need of all providers, CollectionPro delivers unmatched results across complex specialties such as ambulatory surgical centers, behavioral health, orthopedics, emergency care, as well as air medical transportation. 

Just 10%: A Game-Changer in Medical Collections 

At a time when most collection agencies charge between 25% to 35%, CollectionPro's flat 10% performance-based fee stands out as a radical shift toward fairness and provider-first revenue integrity. There are no upfront charges, no subscription fees, and no hidden costsonly successful recoveries. 

"Our 10% model isn't just about affordabilityit's about aligning with our clients. When they succeed, we succeed," said a CollectionPro spokesperson. "We're eliminating the barriers that have historically denied healthcare providers of what they've earned." 

Specialized in Complex, High-Value Claims 

CollectionPro excels in recovering OON claims that most billing or collections agencies shy away from. The platform, in fact, aids a range of specialties where reimbursements are often delayed or disputed and can't be managed. 

Expertise across High-Stakes Specialties 

Collection Pro delivers exceptional results across a range of Out-of-Network billing services, particularly where traditional billing teams fall short. Its specialized approach is tailored for: 

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  • Medical Transport by Air - Air ambulance billing, often disputed due to cost and network gaps, demands a legal-grade approach to defend claims and manage appeals. CollectionPro handles every layerpre-litigation, arbitration, and appealsto ensure maximum recovery. 
  • Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) - With high-value procedures like orthopedic and spine surgeries, ASCs often face payer pushback and denial patterns. CollectionPro ensures optimized reimbursements with the help of experienced licensed lawyers with a win ratio of 92%, aggressive appeals, and constant follow-up for revenue recovery. 
  • Behavioral Health Facilities - From substance use treatment to psychiatric care, behavioral health billing is complex and frequently under-reimbursed. CollectionPro not only excels at navigating any and every authorization dispute and documentation gap but also the nitty-gritty details of payer delays to recover your full claim value. 
  • Orthopedics & Pain Management - High-cost procedures with intricate codinglike injections, implants, and spine interventionsinvite excessive payer scrutiny. CollectionPro brings coding precision and skilled negotiation to protect revenue. 
  • Emergency & Urgent Care Providers - OON emergency services face frequent underpayments and No Surprises Act-related challenges. CollectionPro combines regulatory insight with payer escalation expertise to secure rightful compensation quickly. 

End-to-end Transparency with Legal-Grade Backing 

With a dedicated licensed lawyer specialized in NSA-related cases, a real-time tracking dashboard, and experience of over 10,000 cases, CollectionPro offers clients complete transparency. When necessary, the platform transitions seamlessly into legal negotiations, without tacking on additional fees. 

Whether it's a standalone ASC or a national behavioral health provider, CollectionPro adapts to each client's unique reimbursement ecosystem and helps optimize cash flow with zero compromise on compliance or visibility. 

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