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The billing problem changes shape as a practice grows

A sole practitioner, a group with shared administration and a multi-entity organisation are solving different problems with the same underlying platform. Anaemate is configured differently for each.

For individual anaesthetists

Private billing without an administrator

Running private practice as a sole operator means the administration falls on you or on nobody. Anaemate is configured so that capture takes seconds and everything downstream runs from rules you set once.

Anaemate — 2% of billings

For anaesthetic groups

Central administration across every provider in the group

A group is not several private practices sharing a logo. It is one operation with shared staff, shared policy and shared exposure — and billing has to work that way.

Anaemate Groups — fixed fee per doctor

For enterprise organisations

Structured implementation for complex organisations

Large organisations do not fail on features. They fail on migration, permissions, governance and the assumption that adoption will look after itself.

Enterprise agreements

Service models

Managed billing, without losing sight of it

Outsourcing billing usually means trading visibility for convenience. The point of a technology-led service is that you should not have to.

Anaemate Premium — 4% of billings plus $129 per month

Not sure which applies

Most practices sit between two of these. The distinction that matters is usually whether billing administration is someone’s job, and whether more than one provider depends on the same process.

Next step

Talk through how your practice bills today

A consultation covers how cases are captured, how quotes and consent are handled, where accounts are being lost, and what moving to Anaemate would involve for your practice or group.

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