About Provider Recovery Partners
PRP was built to give practices and RCM firms focused execution across eligibility review, negotiation, filing, evidence preparation, tracking, and reporting.
Led by Benjamin Mankowitz, PRP develops provider-side workflows around precise intake, visible deadlines, organized evidence, and accountable recovery reporting.
Why PRP exists
Independent dispute resolution combines claim analysis, procedural deadlines, documentation, negotiation, and payment follow-through. The opportunity can be meaningful, but operating the process consistently can create a second job for billing and revenue-cycle staff.
PRP concentrates that work in one provider-side operating function. The goal is straightforward: help clients pursue appropriate matters while keeping ownership, status, exceptions, and financial outcomes visible.
Leadership and editorial responsibility
Benjamin leads PRP’s provider-side IDR operations and the development of its eligibility, intake, negotiation, filing, evidence-preparation, tracking, and recovery-reporting workflows.
PRP’s published guidance is written from that operating perspective, reviewed against primary government sources, dated, and updated when material rules or procedures change.
Review PRP’s IDR insightsOperating principles
PRP is focused on provider-side federal IDR and supported state pathways—not general-purpose revenue cycle management.
Clients and partners should be able to see stages, deadlines, actions, exceptions, outcomes, and incremental recovery.
Direct-provider service and referral, co-branded, or white-label RCM models share the same specialized operating core.
Our role
PRP supports providers and their authorized RCM partners. PRP is not a certified independent dispute resolution entity, does not issue payment determinations, and does not provide legal advice.
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