Get the contract right.
Then collect on it.

I fix the services agreements and professional-fee revenue cycles that physician groups, hospitals, and healthcare AI companies depend on. Book 30 minutes and bring the problem.

Payments collected within 120 days of service

April-to-June average: 76% in 2024, 85% in 2025.

60%70%80%90%100%Apr 2024: 74%May 2024: 78%Jun 2024: 75%Jul 2024: 81%Aug 2024: 82%Sep 2024: 78%Oct 2024: 74%Nov 2024: 77%Dec 2024: 77%Jan 2025: 87%Feb 2025: 87%Mar 2025: 78%Apr 2025: 84%May 2025: 85%Jun 2025: 86%Apr to Jun 2024 avg 76%Apr to Jun 2025 avg 85%86%Apr2024MayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJan2025FebMarAprMayJun60%70%80%90%100%Apr 2024: 74%May 2024: 78%Jun 2024: 75%Jul 2024: 81%Aug 2024: 82%Sep 2024: 78%Oct 2024: 74%Nov 2024: 77%Dec 2024: 77%Jan 2025: 87%Feb 2025: 87%Mar 2025: 78%Apr 2025: 84%May 2025: 85%Jun 2025: 86%2024 avg 76%2025 avg 85%86%Apr2024JulOctJan2025AprJun
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Apr 202474%
May 202478%
Jun 202475%
Jul 202481%
Aug 202482%
Sep 202478%
Oct 202474%
Nov 202477%
Dec 202477%
Jan 202587%
Feb 202587%
Mar 202578%
Apr 202584%
May 202585%
Jun 202586%
2x+Collections per wRVU
30%Cut in weighted charge lag, 43.4 to 30.2 days, Feb to Apr 2024

From the four-hospital surgery group where I led operations, 2020 to 2025.

Yale MPH | HFMA CRCR | U.S. Navy Medical Service Corps | SDVOSB

Selected work

Surgery group, 2020 to 2025

Contract strategy and negotiation

A regional PACE plan offered a Medicare-based rate.

  1. Starting pointThe plan’s Medicare-based offer
  2. Our workNegotiated the rate schedule
  3. ResultA higher Medicare-based rate, agreed

Surgery group, 2020 to 2025

Revenue cycle build

Outsourced billing was missing visits.

I made the business case, then designed, staffed, and ran the in-house build.

7
in-house coders within 9 months
1,300+
missing visits remediated

Physician group, 2024 to 2025

FMV and operating models

A physician group faced a hospital contract renewal.

Read the case

  1. BuiltFMV and operating models
  2. ApprovedClient sign-off to share
  3. ReviewedHospital executive review and revisions

For healthcare AI companies

Test your product against a real billing workflow before the pilot.

Pilots stall when a product misses how coders, billers, and administrators work. I’ve run that workflow, so I can show you where yours will break.

  • I moved a physician group’s professional-fee revenue cycle from an outsourced vendor to an in-house team with coding, billing, A/R, and management controls.

  • When a vendor transition stalled on data-export access, I cleared the access and saw the offboarding through to a vendor-confirmed data download.

  • When source-system problems made Days in A/R unreliable, I stopped reporting it to executives until the data could support a decision.

  1. Intro callYour workflow question
  2. WalkthroughWho does each step
  3. FindingsGaps ranked by pilot risk
  4. Monthly reviewProgress and next decisions

For physician groups and MSOs

Stay independent. Collect what you bill.

A Revenue Cycle Diagnostic shows where your professional-fee revenue cycle loses cash and what each fix is worth, in 2 to 4 weeks.

I built payer-contract counterproposals with physician owners and pushed the contracting organization to correct inconsistent compensation exhibits.

I led an administration and revenue cycle team of 24, including remote coders.

Start with a Revenue Cycle Diagnostic →

For hospitals and health systems

Your physician-services agreement has to hold up in an audit and a board review. I work on physician-services economics, contracts, and professional-fee revenue cycle for employed and aligned groups.

I grew one physician group from one hospital agreement to four, across three health systems.

See how I work with hospitals →

Pick a starting point.

I take two clients at a time.

Revenue Cycle Diagnostic

For: Physician groups and MSOs

Scope: Professional-fee charge capture, charge lag, denials, A/R, payment velocity, staffing

You get: Findings ranked by dollar value and a 90-day plan

Timeline: 2 to 4 weeks

Diagnostics start at $12,500.

Operator Advisory Retainer

For AI companies: Workflow validation, briefings on how providers buy, implementation planning

For physician groups and MSOs: Monthly operating review, KPI pack, contract and payer strategy

You get: A monthly review with written findings

Timeline: Month to month, up to 15 hours

Retainers start at $3,000 per month.

Contract and FMV Project

For: Physician groups, MSOs, and hospitals

Scope: Services agreement strategy, compensation and coverage models, FMV analysis and support, negotiation preparation

You get: A model with visible assumptions, scenario comparison, and negotiation decision points

Timeline: 3 to 6 weeks for one agreement or model

Projects start at $10,000.

FMV analysis and support, not an independent valuation opinion.

Gabe Forrey, founder of Forrey Services

About

Gabe Forrey

From 2020 to 2025, I was contract COO for a four-hospital trauma and acute care surgery group and led the operating infrastructure of the enterprise. I negotiated financial and commercial terms directly with hospital CFOs. Before that, I served in healthcare administration and operations in the U.S. Navy Medical Service Corps from 2011 to 2021 and earned three Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals.

At a Navy hospital, a command commendation credits me with a $2.9M reduction in purchased-care costs and the hospital’s first 100% compliance across all 28 data-quality metrics.

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