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Cardiology practice management

Built for the modern cardiology practice.

Independent cardiology practices partner with TRIARQ to run practice operations and the revenue cycle, and to be ready for episode-based accountability before it arrives rather than after.

An older patient in conversation with a clinician who has a hand on his shoulder.

What TRIARQ does for cardiology practices

TRIARQ is a national physician services organization that runs the administrative half of an independent cardiology practice: practice operations, end-to-end revenue cycle management, imaging and chronic-care revenue integrity, and value-based care enablement, on one platform called Pathways.

Practice managementRevenue cycle managementValue-based care
What we do

Your modern cardiology partner

Start in one lane or run them all. Each is a Pathways Suite, tuned for cardiology care.

The pathway

Episode readiness, revenue performance, and daily operations from one partner.

So a mandatory model becomes a plan instead of a surprise.

RiskDiagnosticsInterventionTitrationLong-term management
One trace across the whole cardiac episode.
Diagnostics, intervention, and the years of management that follow.

What runs your modern cardiology practice

Pathways, with cardiology care built into the workflow rather than bolted on.

Pathways Visit

Intake and scheduling

Registration and scheduling patients finish before they arrive, so the front desk starts the visit instead of chasing it.

Pathways Practice

The clinical record

Charting, orders, and workflow built around how the specialty actually works, with patient information that moves cleanly to other providers, payers, and patients.

Pathways AI

Ambient documentation

AI listens to the visit and drafts the structured note in the record, so documentation happens during care instead of after hours.

Pathways Intelligence

Episode and cost visibility

Analytics that show cost and quality across an episode of cardiac care, not only inside a single visit, which is the unit that federal models now score.

Pathways Referral

Referral network

Referrals tracked from send to resolution across providers, payers, and patients, so the loop closes instead of leaking.

Pathways Revenue Performance

The revenue system

Four engagement tiers from technology-enabled to fully managed, so the revenue model fits the practice rather than the reverse.

Built for the people who carry the practice

Physician owners

Meet a mandatory model with your own numbers in hand. Keep the ownership, and hand the administrative build to a partner who has done it.

Practice administrators

One partner across authorization, imaging revenue, chronic-care billing, and the reporting an episode model demands.

Groups, MSOs, and CINs

Prepare a whole group at once: shared analytics, standardized documentation, coordinated referral patterns, and network-level performance reporting.

You draw the line. We meet you at it.

Partnership is not acquisition, and it is not all or nothing. Every TRIARQ engagement runs in one of three modes, chosen by you, function by function, and changed when the practice is ready.

You do it

Your team runs the function on our platform, with analytics, AI, and support behind them.

We share it

Co-managed. You keep operational control, we take shared accountability for the outcome.

We do it

We run the function end to end on your behalf. You govern the relationship and read the results.

Explore the Pathways ecosystem

Pathways

The whole platform: Practice, Revenue Performance, and Value on one Performance Core. See the platform.

Pathways Revenue Performance

The revenue system in depth: the full service catalog and the four-tier engagement ladder. See the revenue page.

Specialty practice management

How TRIARQ partners across specialty medicine, whatever the specialty. See the overview.

What cardiology practices ask us

Do we have to replace our record system to work with TRIARQ?
No. Many practices start with revenue cycle or value services on the systems they already run. Pathways Connect is the integration layer that lets TRIARQ work with your existing technology, and you adopt more of the platform only when it earns its place.
What is the Ambulatory Specialty Model and does it apply to us?
It is a CMS payment model, finalized in rule CMS-1832-F, that is mandatory with no opt-out for general cardiologists in the heart-failure episode, effective January 1, 2027, in roughly a quarter of U.S. metropolitan areas. Whether it applies to your practice depends on your specialty designation and your metropolitan area, and that is one of the first things a TRIARQ assessment establishes.
Can you support remote monitoring and chronic-care management revenue?
Yes. These services pay only when the documentation, staffing, and consent requirements line up, and the rules have been tightening. TRIARQ manages the workflow and the billing together, so the clinical work that is already happening is recorded in a way that supports the claim.
What happened to the Q products we used to hear about?
They became Pathways. The practice platform is Pathways Practice, intake and scheduling is Pathways Visit, analytics is Pathways Intelligence, the referral capability is Pathways Referral, and the full-service revenue tier is RCM Complete inside Pathways Revenue Performance. Same platform lineage, one name, and a wider set of services around it.
Is this an acquisition or a roll-up?
No. TRIARQ partners with independent practices. You keep your ownership, your brand, and your governance. The engagement runs at the level you choose, from technology enablement to fully managed services, and you can change that level as the practice grows.
Where do we start?
A conversation, then a clear picture of how the practice performs today. Most practices begin in one lane, usually revenue cycle or practice operations, and widen the partnership at the pace they set.

Meet the model with your own numbers.

Tell us how your cardiology practice runs today. We will show you where you stand before a federal model does.