Out-of-network recovery for podiatry practices.
Podiatry is a quietly high-out-of-network surgical specialty — and one the national arbitration shops overlook entirely. Foot-and-ankle surgery and procedural care generate exactly the kind of underpaid claims the dispute process was built to fix.
What we recover for podiatry practices.
Surgical podiatry produces high-value out-of-network claims that routinely get underpaid and accepted. They don't have to be.
Foot & ankle surgery
Reconstructive and corrective procedures billed out-of-network are frequently paid below their true value.
OON care at in-network facilities
Surgical podiatry performed out-of-network at an in-network hospital or surgery center often qualifies for the dispute process.
Emergency & trauma podiatry
Emergency foot-and-ankle trauma carries strong dispute eligibility and meaningful recovery upside.
Referral claims
In-network referrals to an out-of-network podiatrist are a recognized surprise-bill trigger, especially under New York law.
A specialty the big shops ignore — to your benefit.
The national platforms chase emergency and radiology volume and skip podiatry entirely. We don't. We route each claim to the process that pays — the federal No Surprises Act or a state program like New York's mandatory dispute resolution or Florida's provider–health plan program — and tell you honestly which of your claims qualify.
We check eligibility first
A free claim review tells you which of your out-of-network claims are worth pursuing before anyone commits to anything.
Defensible, not aggressive
We build claims that hold up. In a category under scrutiny for overreach, that protects your practice as much as it recovers money.
Boutique attention, surgical fluency.
You're not too small for us
A solo or small podiatry group is exactly who the volume platforms won't serve. It's exactly who we built this for.
One team, start to finish
We run the recovery end to end and stay your single point of contact — with a specialist partner for the formal filing.
The numbers favor providers who fight.
Industry-wide and practice-level figures shown as context. Eligibility and outcomes vary by claim; this is not a guarantee of recovery.