We turn your payment data into a machine-readable file that passes CMS's official validator — and we manage the CEO attestation. Built for critical-access and rural hospitals.
Get a free compliance check How it worksCMS now requires every hospital to publish what it is actually paid for its services — a typical (median) price, plus a low and high range — calculated from your own insurance payment records (your 835 remittance data). It must be in CMS's exact file format, with your CEO's name attesting that it is accurate. Enforcement began April 1, 2026, and hundreds of hospitals are already under warning notices or corrective-action plans.
A published file is not the same as a passing one. We have run the public files of 500+ hospitals already under CMS enforcement through the government's own validator — and most still fail. We make yours pass, and we prove it against that same validator.
From your raw payment data to a filed, defensible, validator-passing file — and we keep it current.
You securely send your 835 remittance file under a Business Associate Agreement. No IT project on your end.
We compute the median, 10th- and 90th-percentile allowed amounts CMS requires, exactly to the 2026 rule.
A CMS v3.0 file checked against CMS's own validator, plus a simple sign-off workflow for your CEO's attestation.
Remove six-figure penalty exposure without adding work to your revenue-cycle team. We handle the computation and the file; you stay compliant.
Your name goes on the attestation. We make sure the numbers behind it are correct — so you can sign with confidence.
No IT project: you send us a file, we do the rest. Everything runs HIPAA-compliant, under a Business Associate Agreement.
Our critical-access pricing is built to fit within the SHIP grant — federal funding that many rural hospitals can already use for price-transparency software. For many hospitals, that means most of the cost is grant-covered.
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