Start with a free audit. We read your denied and underpaid claims, tell you exactly what your practice is owed, then go recover it. We work in ABA and nothing else, so we know the codes, the payers, and why each claim came back.
No system access. No commitment. If we find nothing, you owe nothing.
You got into ABA to help kids, not to argue with insurers.
Behavioral-health claims are denied at some of the highest rates in medicine. Most of those denials have nothing to do with the care you gave. They're expired authorizations, unit math, a missing modifier, two codes that overlapped. Procedural, beatable stuff. But reworking a denial takes time your team doesn't have, so it gets written off, and the money walks.
Send a report of your denied and underpaid claims, under a signed BAA. No EHR login, no access to your systems.
Our system reads every line item and flags what's recoverable. A certified ABA biller reviews and signs off on every appeal before it goes out.
Pay a share of what we actually claw back, and nothing else. Recover nothing, owe nothing. It's money you'd already written off.
AI does the grind. People who know ABA verify every appeal. The software moves at a scale a billing team working by hand can't. But nothing reaches a payer without a human signing off.
Most ABA denials are procedural, not clinical judgment calls. Think expired auth, unit math, modifiers, code overlaps. That makes them exactly the kind of thing software catches at a scale and speed a billing team working by hand can't match.
So we're not another billing service poking around your revenue. We point automation at the one part of this that has a right answer: getting you paid for care you already delivered. A certified biller checks the work before anything is filed. You see what we find before you hand over access to anything.
Mend is an independent, founder-owned company built for ABA and nothing else.
Software does the heavy lifting: reading thousands of line items and surfacing every recoverable dollar. But the appeals are worked by a credentialed behavioral-health biller who signs a BAA before touching any data, knows how each payer behaves, and decides which denials are genuinely worth pursuing. Nothing is filed on autopilot.
A clear, claim-by-claim breakdown: what's recoverable, why it was denied, and what it's worth. No access to your systems, no cost, no obligation to proceed.
Sample figures for illustration. Your audit reflects your own claims data.
The audit is free and there's nothing to sign to see it. Send your denied claims, we'll tell you what's recoverable. And if there's nothing worth chasing, we'll tell you that too.