Connected workflows for scheduling, care management, value-based care, and reimbursements — so any lean team can operate like a health system, without the overhead.
Every input flows through one connected layer. Every module reads from the same record, so nothing is rebuilt downstream.
Each module is useful alone. Together they close the loop from the first patient call to a paid claim — with no handoffs, no re-typing, no lost information. Select a module to see it run.
Halomi answers the call, captures why the patient is coming in, checks coverage before a slot is ever offered, and ranks the calendar against clinical priority — not just first-available.
RPM, CCM, BHI and TCM stop being four separate workstreams. Readings, thresholds, outreach and time all land in the same queue, and the documentation is written where the work actually happens.
Your panel is stratified continuously, care gaps are ranked by what they cost clinically and financially, and outreach is generated against the list — so quality performance stops depending on a Q4 scramble.
Because eligibility, documentation and quality capture already happened inside the workflow, the claim is largely correct before scrubbing starts. Denials get prevented rather than worked.
Nothing is re-typed. Nothing waits for someone to remember it. Every step moves the patient through the system faster and cleaner.
Whether you're a solo practice or a multi-site MSO, Halomi is built for your operating model — and built for outcomes.
Eliminate the coordination overhead that buries independent practices.
Coordinate across locations without the complexity of enterprise systems.
Scale value-based care operations across hundreds of clinicians and locations.
Integrate with practices while operating your own distinct reimbursement and compliance model.
Run your value-based care strategy from population health to individual patient outcomes.
Build outcomes-based operations while you still rely on fee-for-service revenue.
Clean claims are the outcome of clean workflows.
Halomi runs the full cycle — eligibility verification, prior authorization, coding review, claim scrubbing, denials management, ERA posting, and reconciliation. Because eligibility and documentation already happened upstream, most of the claim is correct before scrubbing begins.
These are the numbers the revenue cycle is measured against, not Halomi results. They are the targets the workflow above is built to move.
Sources: HFMA MAP Keys; Experian Health State of Claims 2025; Kodiak Solutions 2025 hospital claims data. Benchmarks vary by specialty and payer mix — treat them as direction, not as a promise about your own panel.
Outcomes-based contracts only reward what you can evidence. Halomi instruments each module against the measures that decide clinical performance and payment — so the reporting is a by-product of the workflow rather than a quarterly reconstruction.
Slot fill rate, unfilled appointment recovery, time-to-third-next-available, AWV and recall completion.
Enrolment and retention by program, care minutes captured, threshold alerts actioned, TCM windows closed inside the required interval.
Care gap closure by measure and payer, risk stratification movement, documentation completeness at the point of care.
First-pass acceptance, denial rate with root cause, days in A/R, and revenue attributable to each care program.
Verified outcome data from Halomi deployments will be published here, attributed to the organisation and the measurement period. We would rather show nothing than show numbers we cannot stand behind.
CMS is signalling a clear direction: remote patient monitoring and chronic care programs are moving from fee-for-service to outcomes-based payment. That shift rewards practices where monitoring is tightly tied to the doctor–patient relationship and accountability for results is built in — not bolted on.
What Halomi enables for outcomes-based success:
| Capability | Traditional RPM vendor | Halomi |
|---|---|---|
| Care integration | Monitoring sits outside the clinical workflow | Monitoring lives inside the appointment workflow and clinical note |
| Provider accountability | Vendor manages the patient and owns the outcome | Provider keeps continuity and owns the outcome |
| Documentation | Separate note in a separate system | Time captured where the work actually happens |
| Financial transparency | Outcomes data stays with the vendor | Real-time visibility into the quality and outcomes that drive payment |
| Outcomes measurement | Limited; oriented around utilisation | Built for hospitalisations, readmissions and quality measures |
The practice that wins the outcomes-based economy is the one where monitoring, care coordination and outcomes accountability are woven into the day-to-day workflow. Whether you're moving from fee-for-service to value-based care, running an ACO, or managing specialty populations under capitation, Halomi connects the workflows that prove outcomes and capture the reimbursement that reflects them.