The margin you earned, back where it belongs.
No new platform. Nothing for your caregivers to learn. Reeve reads the EMR you already run, read-only — and finds the care you delivered that never turned into a clean claim. A lapsed authorization. A visit that slipped a handoff. A rate that came in wrong. Reeve finds that money and tells you exactly how to get it back.
Think of it as antivirus for your margin. It runs quiet over the books you already keep, and catches the money before it slips away.
It's early. You'd be one of the first agencies I run this on. That's why the first look is free, and the findings are yours either way.
How it works
You give read-only access to a slice of your billing. Reeve does the rest and brings you a number.
read-only. nothing posts without your ok.
Reeve reads your authorizations, visits, and claims, and finds the margin that never got billed clean. Hours you delivered but never invoiced. Auths about to expire. Rates and modifiers that came in wrong. EVV gaps that open you to clawbacks.
Every finding is anchored to your own contracted rates and measured on closed periods. No guesses. No extrapolation. If a number is just an export artifact, Reeve tells you, and won't quote it.
A ranked worklist with the dollars attached. Where your EMR allows it, Reeve posts the correction once you approve it, capped and reversible. Where it doesn't, it hands your biller the exact action to take.
The bet
The all-in-one platforms sell you more software to run. Scheduling, EVV, recruiting, comms. Reeve goes the other way. It does one thing: get back the margin you already earned. And it does that better than any bundled afterthought.
one job, done deeper than anyone bothers to.
The Margin Teardown
It's the front door, and it's an honest test. You give read-only access to a recent slice of your billing. Reeve shows you where the money's leaking and what it would take to get it back, by type, with the dollars. Find nothing and you're out an hour. Find something and it's yours to act on.
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Pricing
The number, the leak map, the findings. Yours to keep. An honest way in.
Ongoing leak detection, the ranked worklist, and recovery where your EMR supports it. Backed by the guarantee below.
For operators running several branches or states who want one view of the leak across the book.
If Reeve doesn't surface at least three times its fee in recoverable margin you agree is real, you don't pay. The guarantee covers what Reeve controls: finding validated recoverable margin, not collecting it. That's a promise we can actually keep. Your only risk is the hour.
no catch. I mean it.
Past and future
The heart of this work was never the paperwork. It was the person in the chair, and the caregiver who showed up for them. Reeve doesn’t touch that. It quietly takes the part that drains you — the lapses, the leaks, the billing that never closes clean — off your plate, so the people you hired to care can get back to caring.
embolden what works. carry the weight of what doesn’t.
Who built it
Reeve was built by an operator. Someone who ran multi-site healthcare operations and led an underperforming one back to the front of its peer group. He's a couple of months into home care specifically. What carries over is an operator's instinct for where margin hides, and a funded competitor can't buy that. It's also why the teardown leads with proof on your own books instead of a sales pitch.
an operator's instinct for where the money hides, now in software.
Your data, straight
Reeve only observes. It doesn't write anything until you approve it. Client names are tokenized before any analysis runs. Or we work screen-to-screen, and your data never leaves your system at all.
We sign before you share anything. Straight with you: that paper is still being finalized by a healthcare attorney. No real record of yours gets touched until it's done right. Being early is no excuse for being sloppy.
No customer logos here because there aren't any yet. The teardown is honest because it leads with proof on your own books, not a wall of names.
I’m building Reeve as an operator, not a software company. If there’s margin sitting in your books, I want to be the one who finds it. The first look is free, and the findings are yours either way.Early days, built honest,Cole WattsFounder, Reeve