Capabilities

Distinct disciplines, integrated deliberately.

Validation, coding, coverage, commercialization, and collections are separate problems. DMC works across all five and keeps context intact between them.

  1. 01Assay

    Assay Readiness & Validation

    Analytical-validation planning, documentation, scientific readiness reviews, gap assessment, and coordination with laboratory and scientific teams to prepare an assay for commercialization.
  2. 02Code

    Coding & Reimbursement Strategy

    Coding pathway evaluation — including PLA/CPT where applicable — plus the documentation, evidence, and reimbursement strategy needed to support payment. Obtaining a code does not by itself establish coverage or payment; we plan each explicitly.
  3. 03Cover

    Coverage & Market Access

    Payer strategy, evidence requirements, coverage planning, MolDX-related considerations where applicable, and reimbursement readiness ahead of launch.
  4. 04Commercialize

    Commercialization & Adoption

    Go-to-market strategy, physician adoption, health-system relationships, channel partnerships, commercialization planning, and enterprise contracting.
  5. 05Collect

    Specialized Laboratory Revenue Cycle

    Eligibility, prior authorization where applicable, coding integrity, claim scrubbing, denials, appeals, payer follow-up, reconciliation, and collections.
Specialized laboratory revenue cycle

We understand the reimbursement and scientific context behind the claim — not just the billing transaction.

Diagnostic revenue cycle is not general medical billing. Molecular, genomic, anatomic pathology, and toxicology claims fail for reasons that generic billing operations rarely diagnose.

  • 01

    Eligibility & prior authorization

    Payer-specific workflows and medical-necessity documentation where prior authorization applies.
  • 02

    Coding integrity

    CPT, PLA, modifier, Z-code, and CCI rule support aligned to the specific assays on your menu.
  • 03

    Claim pre-scrubbing

    Payer-plan and state-level edits applied before submission to reduce avoidable rework.
  • 04

    Denials & appeals

    Root-cause review and payer-by-payer appeal workflows built around diagnostic policy language.
  • 05

    Payer follow-up & reconciliation

    Structured follow-up, payment posting, reconciliation, and variance review against expected reimbursement.
  • 06

    Revenue optimization

    Net revenue per test, per payer, and per assay — with the reimbursement strategy behind the numbers.
Technology

Proven RCM infrastructure underneath. Proprietary diagnostics intelligence on top.

Available today through established technology partners: automated order ingestion and demographic discovery; eligibility, prior authorization, and medical-necessity workflows; payer-plan and state-level claim pre-scrubbing; CPT, modifier, Z-code, and CCI rule support; reconciliation and cash posting; and automated claim follow-up.

The diagnostics-specific intelligence layer is in development. DMC does not own the underlying third-party RCM infrastructure, and coding and reimbursement decisions remain under human review. Technology supports expert judgment; it does not guarantee payer outcomes.

Adjacent support

Where regulatory, laboratory, and partnership work fits.

These capabilities exist in service of the continuum — not as separate practice silos.

  • 01

    Regulatory & quality coordination

    CLIA, CAP, and state licensure readiness, quality systems, and inspection preparedness — with FDA, EU, legal, and technical submission work coordinated through appropriate specialists where required.
  • 02

    Laboratory operations

    Operational leadership and improvement for high-complexity laboratories, including multi-site coordination and menu expansion.
  • 03

    Laboratory & channel network

    A curated, growing network of laboratory, reimbursement, scientific, and commercialization partners that can be assembled around a specific program.
  • 04

    Strategic partnerships

    Enterprise relationships, joint ventures, and contracting structures that support long-term diagnostic commercialization.
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