Healthcare Admin & Operations.Operated by AB7.

• $4.7T
  annual US healthcare admin overhead
• 12%
  average revenue lost to denials + slow AR (typical solo practice)
• 2 hrs/day
  physician time lost to documentation

US healthcare practices don't lose revenue to bad medicine. They lose it to denied claims, slow AR, and physician burnout from documentation.

Solo practitioners to multi-location hospital networks lose 30-40% of operational hours to documentation, billing, and admin. AB7 reclaims those hours via HIPAA-compliant remote staff fluent in your EMR.

What we hear from healthcare admin & operationsoperators isn't a strategy gap — it's an execution gap. The roadmap is fine. The spreadsheet is fine. What's missing is the bench required to actually run it. That's what we built AB7 for.

Below: the five fires we keep finding inside this category. Each one maps cleanly to one of AB7's six service pillars — which is the point of the rest of this brief.

“Most healthcare admin & operationsbuyers don't need more advice — they need staffed seats.”

1. .01

   Physicians drowning in documentation

   Solo + group-practice MDs spending 2 hrs/day on EMR notes — burnout rising, patient throughput dropping. Live + async medical scribes solve this.

2. .02

   AR > 90 days bleeding revenue

   Practices losing 12% of revenue to denied claims, slow eligibility verification, and aging AR. RCM specialists own end-to-end revenue cycle.

3. .03

   Prior auth backlog killing throughput

   Specialty practices losing 18% of claims to missing or late prior auth. Dedicated prior-auth specialists turn 4-day cycles into 24 hours.

4. .04

   Multi-state telehealth complexity

   Telehealth platforms managing licensing across 12+ US states need coordinator pods who understand multi-state credentialing + payer rules.

5. .05

   Insurance verification eating front-desk time

   Front-desk staff spending 40-60% of time on eligibility / benefits checks. Dedicated insurance verification specialists deliver same-day SLA.