RISARC is an AI and technology company providing revenue cycle management services to hospitals and health systems. Founded in 1990, RISARC has helped healthcare organizations recover more than $1 billion in revenue.
The company combines decades of revenue cycle expertise with automation, artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, and human judgment to turn revenue leakage into measurable, KPI-driven financial performance.
For hospitals and health systems facing rising denials, aging accounts receivable, underpayments, and increasingly complex reimbursement requirements, that combination offers a practical way to protect earned revenue and improve financial performance.
The Pressure Healthcare Finance Leaders Are Under
Healthcare finance leaders are managing growing pressure across nearly every part of the revenue cycle. Denials continue to affect reimbursement; accounts receivable balances remain unresolved for longer periods; and underpayments can go undetected in managed care contracts that are too complex to audit manually at scale.
Each of these gaps represents revenue the organization has already earned but has not collected.
RISARC defines this loss as revenue leakage and treats it as something healthcare organizations can identify, measure, and address. Chief financial officers monitor net collection rates and days in accounts receivable. Revenue cycle leaders focus on clean claim performance, denial rates, reimbursement speed, and the causes behind recurring payment problems.
RISARC connects those priorities through measurable financial and operational performance.
One Connected Revenue Cycle
RISARC manages the complete revenue cycle through its seven-stage Universal Revenue Cycle framework. The stages move from Intake to Validation, Capture, Coding, Processing, Collections, and Recovery.
Each stage represents a point where revenue can be protected, delayed, underpaid, denied, or lost. RISARC approaches the revenue cycle as one connected system so that information discovered during collections or recovery can be traced back to the stage where the original problem occurred.
This end-to-end approach includes eligibility, prior authorization, claims management, denial management, coding, accounts receivable recovery, reimbursement, and related revenue cycle functions.
When a problem is discovered late in the cycle, the findings can be used to identify and address the source. This allows healthcare organizations to reduce recurring errors rather than repeatedly working through the same problems after claims have already been delayed or denied.
The Proof Is in the Numbers
“We have recovered more than a billion dollars for healthcare clients since 1990. We do not guess at revenue cycle problems. We solve them, and we prove it with the numbers,” said Richard Stephenson, founder and president of RISARC.
RISARC has helped recover more than $1 billion for healthcare clients since its founding in 1990. In its 2025 white paper on artificial intelligence and robotic process automation, RISARC reported that more than 95 percent of claims go out clean on the first pass. The company also documented prior authorization processing throughput of approximately 50 cases per hour, demonstrating how automation can help healthcare organizations manage high-volume administrative work at a scale manual teams cannot consistently match.
These results reflect RISARC’s focus on leveraging technology to improve measurable revenue-cycle performance while maintaining meaningful human oversight.
What Makes RISARC Different
RISARC’s technology is supported by more than three decades of experience addressing healthcare reimbursement and revenue cycle challenges. Its automation is built around an established understanding of how claims move through the revenue cycle, where revenue leakage occurs, and how recurring problems affect financial performance.
Through its AI and robotic process automation services, RISARC applies technology to high-volume revenue cycle functions that require speed, consistency, and reliable execution.
Technology provides volume, consistency, and speed. Experienced professionals provide judgment, accountability, and oversight.
That combination allows RISARC to apply artificial intelligence and robotic process automation to real revenue cycle problems without removing the human expertise required to evaluate exceptions, resolve complex cases, and make responsible operational decisions.
Who RISARC Serves
RISARC works with hospitals, health systems, physician groups, clinics, ambulatory organizations, and health plans. Healthcare organizations evaluating enterprise revenue cycle partners require more than general promises about improvement. They assess security, compliance, technical integration, operational execution, financial yield, and the ability to demonstrate measurable results.
RISARC’s model is designed around those expectations. Its work focuses on reducing revenue leakage, improving clean claim performance, addressing denials, accelerating reimbursement, reducing accounts receivable backlogs, and strengthening KPI-driven financial performance.
Hospitals and health systems interested in improving revenue cycle performance can visit RISARC to request a demonstration.
About RISARC
About RISARC: RISARC is an AI and technology company founded in 1990 that provides revenue cycle management services to hospitals and health systems. Headquartered in Burbank, California, the company has helped healthcare organizations recover more than $1 billion in revenue.
RISARC combines revenue cycle expertise with artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, and human judgment to help healthcare organizations reduce denials, recover revenue, accelerate reimbursement, and turn revenue leakage into a KPI-driven financial performance engine.
Media Contact
Rob Cook
Business Executive
RISARC
303 N. Glenoaks Blvd., Suite 660
Burbank, California
818.953.3020
www.risarc.com
