Most providers run a great practice on a broken bank account.
You did the work. You saw the patient, you filed the claim, and now you wait. 30 days. 60 days. Longer, if a payer decides “accuracy” is a fine reason to pay you less than you earned. Forty percent of practices wait more than 60 days to get paid. In 2026, that is absurd.
This blog is about fixing that.
We are Thrivory, the financial transaction layer behind the claim. We advance typically 80% of a claim’s expected value the day you submit it, with no change to how you bill. It is a true sale of your receivables, not a loan, so you take on no debt and no personal guarantee. When a payer pays slow, short, or not at all, that risk is ours, not yours.
This isn’t a pitch, though. It’s where we say the things the healthcare payments industry would rather we kept quiet. Why reimbursement takes so long in the first place. How payers trim your rates and call it something else. What a government shutdown does to your revenue cycle. Where your practice leaks money you never see.
If you run a practice, own a revenue cycle, or just want a clear read on where healthcare’s money actually goes, subscribe. We write for the people doing the work, not the people collecting the float.
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