Your billing portal, pre-built and ready to claim.
BFLOW gives you a personalized practitioner-provider billing portal with your pharmacy's information already loaded. Claim it, and start billing the same day.
A complete BFLOW portal, configured for your pharmacy before you ever log in. The first 100 claims you submit are free — total, not per month. After the 100th claim, monthly billing begins at $350/month or 1.5% of collections, whichever is greater.
And this isn't a stripped-down pharmacy tool. CPESN pharmacies get the full-scale BFLOW DME billing platform — real-time eligibility & benefits, inventory, AI-assisted documentation, automated data ingestion, claims, payment posting, and a built-in retail POS — at a founding-cohort price that's a fraction of what pharmacies typically pay to stitch these tools together.
How it works
We build it for you
Pre-loaded with your pharmacy info. No setup, no IT lift.
You claim it
Fill out the form, confirm your details, we set up your portal.
You start billing
Document encounters in your scope and submit clean claims the same day.
What's inside
- 837 / 835 claims generated, transmitted, and reconciled automatically.
- Automated payment posting and end-to-end revenue cycle management.
- AI-driven touchless intake with guided documentation supporting your level of medical decision making.
Why it's safe
- Data Share Compliant TSP aligned with the CPESN Medical Billing Supports Initiative.
- Billing stays in your scope of pharmacist practice under your state's rules.
- You stay in control — opt out any time, no lock-in.
A simple platform fee — not a payer contract and not a cut of your reimbursement terms. BFLOW never negotiates your rates. The first 100 claims you submit through BFLOW are free; after the 100th claim, monthly billing begins.
Claim your site
Tell us where to send your portal. Our team will confirm your founding-cohort seat and get you set up.
BFLOW is a Data Share Compliant Technology Solution Provider collaborating with CPESN Medical Billing Supports; this collaboration is not a partnership.