# BRSi

> BRSi, also known as Benefit Recovery, combines healthcare revenue cycle services with proprietary software to identify insurance coverage, improve billing, resolve denials, and recover payments. Founded in Houston in 1992, it serves providers, health plans, and government healthcare programs through customized workflows and its ARMS PRO platform.

- **Founded:** 1992
- **Headquarters:** Houston, United States
- **Founders:** Tony Stegman (Founder and CEO)
- **Products:** ARMS PRO®, Insurance discovery and eligibility verification, Revenue cycle and revenue integrity services, Public program recovery and coordination, Government healthcare services
- **Notable:** Founded in 1992 with four team members, according to its current About page., BRSi states that more than 200 hospitals and health systems trust its services., Company results brochure reports $16 million collected on a hospital denial-management project involving claims averaging 296 days old, with a 36% recovery rate.

## Products & services

- **ARMS PRO®** — Accounts Receivable Management System Provider Reimbursement Optimization: proprietary modular, web-based software for claim edits, billing, reimbursement rules, ledger transactions, invoicing, denial workflows, analytics, and payer-related programs. Available through licensing or SaaS contracts.
- **Insurance discovery and eligibility verification** — Identifies other health insurance and potential primary and secondary payers, including coverage missed on self-pay accounts.
- **Revenue cycle and revenue integrity services** — Billing, collection support, denial resolution, appeals, zero-balance review, underpayment analysis, and business process improvement for healthcare providers.
- **Public program recovery and coordination** — Third-party liability identification, subrogation, recovery, payer coordination, and documentation support for publicly funded healthcare programs.
- **Government healthcare services** — Insurance verification, third-party collection, billing, compliance support, reporting, and data integration for federal healthcare organizations.
- **FRAMES** — Financial Recovery Assistance Management and Eligibility Solution, named in BRSi’s technology brochure alongside ARMS PRO; current technology page concentrates on ARMS PRO.
- **DeniaLogic** — Named as an AI-powered innovation on BRSi’s current About page; detailed public product specifications are not established in the reviewed material.

## Achievements

- Founded in 1992 with four team members, according to its current About page.
- BRSi states that more than 200 hospitals and health systems trust its services.
- Company results brochure reports $16 million collected on a hospital denial-management project involving claims averaging 296 days old, with a 36% recovery rate.
- Company results brochure reports a separate $66 million appeal-assistance collection result at a 51% recovery rate; client and measurement period are not identified.
- Named by Pennsylvania DHS as its contractor for a March 2026 Medicare/Medicaid third-party liability recovery project.

## Latest updates

- **2026-03** — Milagro and BRSi announced a strategic surgical coding and denial prevention collaboration on March 26.
- **2026-03** — Pennsylvania DHS issued a Medicare Part A/B recovery project through BRSi on March 4, concerning previously paid Medical Assistance claims.
- **2026-03** — Outcomes Rocket published a March 5 interview with BRSi president Aamir Syed on revenue cycle operations, process improvement, predictive analytics, and AI.
- **2025-07** — BRSi announced Aamir Syed’s appointment as president on July 29.
- **2025-07** — BRSi published a recap of Natalie Van Baale’s Outcomes Rocket interview on July 25.

## Links

- Website: https://brsi.ai/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/brsi-benefitrecovery/
- Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/BRSiHTX
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brsihtx/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BenefitRecovery

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Last updated: 2026-10-24