Recover and Collect Millions in Underpaid Claims at Zero Cost to You

$0*

Recovered & Currently recovering $100M+ monthly for clients.
*All time awarded for recovery from all Callagy Entities

Most eligible IDR claims go unfiled every year. Callagy files, wins, and collects at zero capital risk to you.

Maximize Your Medical Revenue Recovery

Industry-Leading Results

90%+

Industry-Leading Win Rate

13x

Avg Increase Over Payer Offer

$1.6 Billion+

Recovered for Clients

93%

12-Month Post-Award Collection Rate

93% of awards collected within 12 months vs. ~40% industry average

$100M+/mo

Currently Recovering for Clients

What Makes Callagy Different

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$0 upfront — Callagy advances all filing fees (typically $1,000+/case)
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93% collection rate vs. 40–50% industry average — Callagy Law has the ability to enforce awards (in-house providers and competitors fail to collect)
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Industry-leading platform — full transparency & real-time tracking on every single claim
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13 federal venues — deep forum intelligence & weekly arbitrator contact
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100% of surveyed clients rated Callagy 5/5 on revenue impact
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90%+ win rate — legal-caliber submissions & compliance maintained by in-house attorneys
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25+ years of out-of-network collections expertise
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All 50 States HIPAA compliant, state-of-the-art cybersecurity
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100% automated intake — AI-enhanced workflow technology with seamless Epic/Cerner API integration

Our Medical Partners

CNS
Medical Society of New Jersey
Mississippi State Medical Association
American Association of Orthopedic Executives
Medical Society of State of New York
Alaska Medical Association
Medical Association of the State of Alabama

Our Solutions

Revenue Cycle Management

File & Win

Attorney-reviewed, forum-intelligent IDR submissions across 13 federal venues with a 90%+ win rate.

Claims Recovery

Collect & Enforce

Winning is only half the battle. A 93% post-award collection rate (within 12 months) vs. the 40–50% industry average all backed by Callagy Law’s 25+ years of enforcement capability.
Analytics & Reporting

Zero-Risk Integration

$0 upfront, 20% contingent fee, 30-day exit. AI-enhanced workflow with Epic/Cerner API integration — zero disruption to your billing team.

Technology & Integration

Enterprise-grade technology that plugs into your existing systems with zero disruption.

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AI-Enhanced Workflow

Custom-built, AI-enhanced workflow technology with 100% automated intake and in-house attorney oversight on every filing.

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Seamless EHR Integration

Direct API connectivity to Epic and Cerner. We integrate seamlessly with zero disruption to your billing team.
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Secure & Compliant

HIPAA compliant with state-of-the-art cybersecurity. Full transparency and real-time tracking on every single claim.
Leaders in Medical Billing Arbitration

Leaders in Medical Billing Arbitration

Born from Callagy Law and led by founder Sean Callagy, Esq., a 2× Top 100 National Jury Verdict attorney, Callagy Recovery has scaled from 5 to 100+ employees, processing thousands of files monthly for hundreds of provider clients nationwide. The law-firm DNA is the difference: we don’t just win awards, we enforce and collect them.

States We Work In

We currently represent medical providers from all 50 states in arbitration processes under federal and/or state Surprise Medical Bill Laws.

48 States

All 50 States

Federal State Compliant

13 Federal Venues

1,200+ Providers

$100M+ Collected For Clients Per Month

  • Federal NSA only
  • Federal NSA & Friendly State Surprise Bill Laws
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Our Process

Callagy Recovery grew out of Callagy Law, drawing on 25+ years of out-of-network expertise and in-house legal enforcement. We are pioneers in medical revenue recovery and among the first filers in the NSA process, and unlike competitors, we don't just win awards, we collect on them.

Analysis Process

1. Identify

your eligible files
Strategy Process

2. Negotiate

for increased Payment
Implementation Process

3. Arbitrate

underpayments
Results Process

4. Collections

and Enforcement

Meet the Team

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