Link Revenue Resources

Link Revenue Resources recovers the revenue that hospitals and physician groups have effectively written off. Operating on a pure contingency basis out of San Diego, CA, the company steps in after internal collections conclude and surfaces incremental dollars from late-stage and bad-debt accounts. There is no upfront cost. Link is paid only when money is actually recovered, which keeps its incentives fully aligned with client outcomes. The platform runs two purpose-built programs. Safety-Net Revenue Capture targets accounts after a provider's own in-house and primary collections are exhausted. Each account is scored through a proprietary machine-learning model that evaluates more than 1,000 variables for recoverability and propensity-to-pay, then routed to the appropriate specialist within a managed network of 15-plus vetted vendors. Recovered funds are returned in under 30 days, with 24/7 reporting throughout the full account lifecycle. The program also supports Medicare §413.89 bad-debt requirements. The second program, Discretionary Recoveries, addresses the growing patient financial responsibility challenge. As high-deductible plans shift more balances to patients, propensity-to-pay modeling identifies accounts where targeted, compliant outreach can deliver measurable lift. Typical programs produce a 15 to 20 percent improvement over baseline recovery performance. Link works exclusively in healthcare. Its clients include acute-care hospitals, health systems, and physician groups of all sizes. Life-to-date, the company has recovered more than $1 billion in gross revenue for healthcare providers, monitored $10 billion in receivables, and served 575 facilities and 6,200 physician groups across all 50 states. Monthly, between $300 million and $450 million in new inventory is placed into the platform. For providers evaluating back-office outsourcing options, those numbers represent meaningful proof of scale. The compliance posture here is more thorough than typical in the medical billing and RCM outsourcing space. Link holds SOC 2 Type II attestation, is HIPAA compliant through Compliancy Group, carries PCI DSS certification, and operates a cybersecurity program aligned to both NIST CSF 2.0 and ISO/IEC 27001 standards. The company is BBB accredited, an RMAI member, and certified as minority-owned by NMSDC. HIPAA, FDCPA, and TCPA controls are built into every workflow and continuously monitored. Founded in 2010, Link has spent more than a decade building its platform around analytics rather than raw call volume, which is what distinguishes it from a conventional BPO company USA revenue cycle teams might use for first-pass billing. Healthcare organizations looking to recover revenue from accounts that standard collections have missed can reach Link Revenue Resources through their website to discuss program fit and get a realistic picture of expected recovery lift.