Providers look after patients. We look after the practice.
Flow8 Health helps independent providers and groups across the U.S. run their practices better, handling MIPS reporting, billing, compliance, credentialing and operations so their teams can focus on care.
Providers are busy looking after patients. We started Flow8 Health to handle the rest.
Running a practice today means keeping up with quality reporting, claims, compliance, payer enrollment and programs that change every year. That work matters, but it pulls time and attention away from the patients providers trained to care for.
We started Flow8 Health to change that. We bring specialists for every part of the practice together, so providers have a partner who handles the details, keeps them informed and helps their practice run the way it should.
How we work with every practice.
Accuracy first
Every submission and every claim is checked before it goes out. Getting it right matters more than getting it fast.
All year, not just at deadlines
We track performance and follow up continuously, so nothing lands on your desk at the last minute.
Clear communication
You always know where things stand, explained in plain language, not jargon.
Specialists for every part of the practice
MIPS, billing, compliance, credentialing and operations, each handled by people who know it well.
Handled with the care patient information deserves.
We sign a BAA with every client before any work begins.
The way we collect, handle and share information follows HIPAA requirements.
Only the team members working on your account can access your data.
Our team is trained on privacy and security, and training is kept current.
From the first consultation, I felt like Flow8 Health actually listened. They weren’t just selling a service. They were helping me solve a real problem. Their onboarding was smooth, and the support team checked in regularly without being pushy.
Let's make your practice run smoother.
Tell us what you need help with, and a specialist will get back to you within one business day.