WASHINGTON – November 05, 2026 -- Fedora Healthcare Solutions has agreed to give member practices of Clarion Oncology, LLC, the group purchasing arm of ONCare Alliance, preferred pricing on revenue cycle management (RCM) services, paired with network-wide performance benchmarking.
Each engagement will be tailored to the practice's needs and an agreed scope of work. The pricing applies to Fedora's RCM services, which cover the cycle from eligibility verification and prior authorization through claims management, payment posting, denials management and accounts receivable follow-up.
Network-wide KPIs will track collections, denials and receivables
Fedora and Clarion will run network-wide key performance indicator (KPI) initiatives and benchmarking so participating practices can assess revenue cycle performance, identify opportunities and monitor progress. Focus areas may include collection performance, denial trends and accounts receivable.
Shared best practices target prior authorization and payer reimbursement
The partners will also develop and share operational best practices, education and insights. They are aimed at recurring problems: prior authorization, charge capture, payer reimbursement and denials management.
Ben Reynolds, Senior Vice President of Provider Solutions at Fedora, said preferred pricing is only "an important starting point." He said linking performance measures to operational expertise should help practices prioritize improvements and apply strategies that work.
John Ogle, Executive Director of Clarion, said the deal is meant to give independent practices access to specialized resources without giving up the local decision-making that defines community oncology.
Financial terms, discount levels and the number of Clarion member practices were not disclosed. Interested practices can contact Reynolds or their Clarion representatives.