Claimocity buyer-window signal capture

Evidence

• CMS facility-affiliation data lists Integritas internal-medicine clinician Sergio Castillo (NPI 1114906468) as affiliated with hospital CCN 141344.
• Integritas tells patients a second bill, separate from the hospital's, comes from Integritas or a sister company, and names Resolv as the billing contact.

Practical opening

“CMS affiliation data now links an Integritas clinician to Lawrence County Memorial Hospital, CCN 141344. Integritas bills its own professional fee, separate from the hospital's bill, through Resolv. That suggests new hospitalist encounters are entering a professional bill the group already sends itself. We could look at how the new hospitalist encounters reach that separate professional bill.”

Claim boundaryDo not say Integritas is reviewing its billing or unhappy with Resolv; the record shows a new encounter stream and a separately billed professional fee, nothing more.

Resolv is the named patient-billing contact, so any entry is beside an incumbent, not into a vacuum.

Decision ownerCaleb Sutton, President · Named on the group's leadership page, read 16 Sep 2026

Evidence

• Asante Health System is recruiting hospital-employed hospitalists for what it calls a growing hospitalist program at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center, the hospital Southern Oregon Hospitalists has covered.
• CMS Doctors and Clinicians data lists Southern Oregon Hospitalists PC as a 51-clinician Medicare group practice (Org PAC ID 1456308493) in Medford, Oregon, with group assignment accepted.

Practical opening

“Asante is recruiting hospital-employed hospitalists for a growing program at Rogue Regional, the hospital this group covers. CMS lists Southern Oregon Hospitalists PC as its own 51-clinician Medicare billing group. That suggests the hospital is building an employed program around this group, so its billing is about to change. We could map where the group's billing goes as Rogue Regional employs its hospitalists.”

Claim boundaryDo not state the February 2027 end date or the February 5, 2026 notice as confirmed by Asante or the group; both come from local reporting. Do not assume the group keeps billing after the contract ends.

A group losing its only hospital contract may wind down rather than re-tool billing; retained receivables and any new facility contracts are unknown.

Decision ownerElizabeth Hirni, President · President per the Oregon Secretary of State business registry, read 16 Sep 2026

Evidence

• On March 24, 2026, Rural Physicians Group announced a new Emergency Medicine Services program for rural and critical access hospitals, naming Cody Patten, Vice President of Business Development, as the contact.
• CMS Doctors and Clinicians data lists Rural Physicians Group-Pannu PLLC as a 141-clinician Medicare group practice (Org PAC ID 0345467486) with group assignment accepted.

Practical opening

“On March 24, 2026, Rural Physicians Group launched an emergency medicine service line for rural and critical access hospitals. CMS lists Rural Physicians Group-Pannu PLLC as a 141-clinician Medicare group practice. That suggests a new emergency encounter stream is entering the billing that already carries its hospitalist work. We could check how emergency encounters reach the group's billing before the first sites go live.”

Claim boundaryDo not name a hospital for the emergency line or claim the group is shopping for billing; the release announces a service, not a signed site or a vendor review.

At 141 enrolled clinicians across many states, the group is larger than the practices in Claimocity's published case studies; treat this as a service-line entry, not a whole-group replacement.

Decision ownerChristopher Dick, Vice President of Finance · Named on the group's staff page, read 16 Sep 2026