Remote care on your terms

Keep the remote-care revenue. Keep control of the program.

FairPath gives your practice the software, advanced AI, workflows, and support to run APCM, RPM, CCM, and RTM with your own team.

Prefer not to operate it internally? A FairPath operator can run the program for you on the same platform, with the work and results visible to your practice.

No FairPath revenue share. Your practice keeps 100% of program collections when it operates the program internally.

FairPath unified remote-care work queue
Prioritized work, program requirements, and billing readiness in one view.

Proven in live remote-care operations.

200+Practices and operators
$36.7MReimbursement generated
10 millionRemote-care minutes managed

Historical FairPath and operator figures, not projections. See how these figures are defined for deployment context.

How these figures are defined
200+ Practices and operators
Organizations represented across FairPath operating deployments.
$36.7M Reimbursement generated
Reimbursement paid to FairPath operator clients.
10 million Remote-care minutes managed
Remote-care minutes managed by the operators who built FairPath.

Works with the systems your team already uses

Epic Athenahealth eClinicalWorks Cerner Tebra

FairPath connects through standard integrations, data exchange, APIs, and customer-specific workflows. The method depends on the system and deployment. Ask About My Systems

Practice and operator evidence

Built in live programs, measured in real workflows.

Tumi Medical

"The custom platform has completely transformed the way we operate, streamlining workflows and improving patient communication."

Rachel Agusti
COO/CFO, Tumi Medical Corp

192 patients

Independent family practice

Across the panel, total readings rose 12%, and 61.8% of patients improved month over month.

Read the Clinical Results
800% increase

Onboarding throughput

See how a documented eligibility workflow moved from about 45 minutes per patient to under five minutes.

See How It Was Measured

You should not have to choose between control and help.

Practices are often told to assemble the complete operation around disconnected software or hand the program to an outside service. FairPath gives you another choice.

DecisionSoftware onlyOutsourced serviceFairPath
Who runs the work?Your teamOutside vendorYour team or a FairPath operator
Who designs the operation?You assemble itThe vendor decidesFairPath provides the operating model
VisibilityDepends on what you buildOften limited to reportsWork, exceptions, and readiness remain visible
EconomicsYou keep the revenue but carry all the overheadUsually shared or bundled into the serviceNo FairPath revenue share for the internally operated model
FlexibilityLimited by the softwareLimited by the service modelChoose internal or operator-supported delivery

Choose how you want to run the program.

Run it with your own team

Build capability inside the practice.

FairPath identifies the right patients, routes daily work, keeps requirements visible, records evidence, and shows billing what is ready.

  • Keep patient relationships and program visibility inside the practice
  • Pilot the operating model before expanding
  • Add programs as the team gains capacity
  • Keep billing and collections inside the practice
See the In-House Model

Use a FairPath operator

Get operating help without losing visibility.

A FairPath operator can handle day-to-day program work when the practice does not want to staff it internally.

  • Reduce internal staffing requirements
  • Avoid building the complete operation yourself
  • Maintain visibility into program activity
  • Use the same FairPath platform
Talk to an Operator

What changes Monday morning

FairPath keeps the month under control.

Staff can see the next work, the exceptions, and billing readiness while there is still time to act.

01

Your staff stops searching for the next patient

PriorityQ brings the next patient, the required action, and the reason forward for the correct role.

02

Coverage and missing requirements surface earlier

Configured in-cycle checks route payer, program, and missing-information exceptions before more work is done.

03

Billing is not a reconstruction project

BillingQ shows what is ready, what is blocked, and the reason a record still needs attention.

Advanced AI that prepares data, routes routine work, and surfaces exceptions.

Most healthcare AI writes text or suggests a next step. FairPath uses AI to perform controlled operational work around the program.

Prepare patient data

Turn an export into structured, reviewable records.

Check requirements

Identify missing payer and program information.

Route exceptions

Move routine work and clinical exceptions to the correct role.

Connect systems

Move configured information between FairPath and systems already in use.

From patient export to qualified work queue

FairPath prepares incoming patient data, identifies missing payer or program information, routes exceptions, and creates reviewable work for practice staff.

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Measured operating impact

Results are strongest when the mechanism is visible.

These examples show the operating change behind each result. Outcomes vary by workflow, patient volume, program mix, staffing, and execution.

800% increase

Onboarding throughput

Starting problem: Manual insurance verification required payer-portal work that took about 45 minutes per patient.

Operating change: FairPath eligibility checks reduced the workflow to under five minutes, allowing one intake specialist to process the volume that previously required substantially more manual capacity.

53% less time

Spent on already-capped work

Starting problem: Time was spent on patients already capped on billing units while other work stopped short of a threshold.

Operating change: Priority logic brought the most important patients and incomplete thresholds forward without removing clinical review.

Capacity reclaimed

During each clinical shift

Starting problem: Nurses spent about 90 seconds between tasks navigating lists to determine who to call next.

Operating change: PriorityQ served the next patient and task directly, returning time that had been lost to searching and sorting.

Next step

Start with one controlled deployment.

Prove the workflow with a defined cohort before expanding the program.

Start with 25 to 50 patients

Test qualification, staffing, work routing, documentation, and billing readiness with a controlled cohort.

Launch a Pilot

Practical program resources

Use the guides your team needs to make the next decision.