COMPARISON
NATREVMD VS MODMED

NatRevMD vs ModMed: 2026 Comparison

ModMed is a solid specialty EHR, and BOOST RCM handles the basics inside it. NatRevMD is a specialty-dedicated billing partner that works alongside the EHR you already run, including ModMed, without asking you to change systems — with a dedicated team on complex denials instead of a shared in-house queue.

SIDE-BY-SIDE

How NatRevMD compares to ModMed BOOST RCM

DimensionModMedNatRevMD
Product categorySpecialty EHR and practice-management platform, with an optional in-house RCM service (BOOST)Managed RCM partner that integrates with your existing EHR, including ModMed
Pricing modelCustom quote; not publicly publishedPercentage of net collections
Who works your claimsModMed's RCM team, matched to your specialty within their own systemA dedicated NatRevMD team, including certified coders (CPCs) for complex specialties like OB/GYN surgical billing
Denial managementWorked inside ModMed's RCM service and softwareEvery claim touched every 21–30 days or sooner; unresolved issues escalate to a senior lead, tracked outside of email
ScopeBilling and RCM, inside the ModMed ecosystemBilling, denial management, credentialing, coding audits, and front-office operational consulting — the workflow around the claim, not just the claim
Vendor structureOne vendor for EHR and billing togetherIndependent partner; you keep your EHR of choice, including ModMed, regardless of who handles billing
HONEST BREAKDOWN

Where each one is the better fit

Where ModMed might work

  • A deep specialty EHR with clinical templates, if you're fine with denials staying inside that same vendor's queue
  • One vendor for EHR and billing — simpler to manage, but no dedicated team when a claim needs judgment
  • Workable for practices that want everything unified under one system more than they want a dedicated billing team

Where NatRevMD excels

  • Specialty-dedicated billing teams, including OB/GYN-specific denial and coding expertise
  • Complex issues escalate to a senior lead, not the frontline queue, with tracking outside of email
  • Front-office operational consulting is part of the service, not a separate line item
  • Works alongside your ModMed EHR — you keep the software, we run the revenue cycle
  • Across 30+ practices, insurance AR over 90 days stays under 20%, most often under 10%
WHY IT'S NOT JUST CLAIMS SUBMISSION

What "billing" actually covers

A capable RCM team, whether it's ModMed's or ours, can get a clean claim out the door. Where practices tell us the difference shows up is everything around that claim: the front-desk eligibility check that prevents the denial in the first place, the modifier dispute that needs a specialist's judgment, the credentialing deadline that can't slip. NatRevMD builds specialty-specific teams around those workflows, on top of standard claim submission and follow-up, because in our experience there's always something complex to deal with, and a practice shouldn't be left to figure it out alone.

FAQ

NatRevMD vs ModMed, answered

Do we have to leave ModMed to work with NatRevMD?

No. NatRevMD works alongside the EHR you already run, including ModMed. You keep your clinical system; we handle the billing, denial management, and operational side of the revenue cycle.

What's the difference between NatRevMD and ModMed's BOOST RCM?

BOOST is ModMed's own RCM team, working inside the ModMed EHR and PM system. NatRevMD is an independent billing partner with specialty-dedicated teams and a broader scope, including credentialing, coding audits, and front-office consulting, alongside claims and denials.

Which is better for OB/GYN or surgical practices?

Both can handle specialty billing competently. What we hear from practices that switch to us is that a dedicated OB/GYN or surgical-focused team, with CPC-led coding review, catches complex denial patterns faster than a generalist queue would, whichever platform it sits inside.

Is NatRevMD cheaper than ModMed's RCM service?

ModMed doesn't publish pricing, so a direct comparison depends on your specific quote. NatRevMD prices as a percentage of net collections. We'd recommend comparing both against your actual claim volume and current denial rate, not just the headline rate.

Can NatRevMD and ModMed work together?

Yes. Practices that like their ModMed EHR but want a specialty-dedicated billing team can keep the software and route billing through NatRevMD instead of, or alongside, ModMed's own RCM service.

What does "specialized billing team" actually mean?

It means the people working your claims have handled your specialty's specific denial patterns before — for OB/GYN, that includes global maternity billing, surgical coding, and the payer rules that trip up generalist teams. It's not a marketing phrase; it's who picks up your account.

See what a specialty-dedicated team would find.

The free metric audit takes a few minutes to request. We'll look at your denial rate, your AR over 90 days, and your underpayments, and give you the real number.

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