Plutus Health joins Behavioral Health Tech 2026 as exhibitor, bringing Agentic AI to Nashville's largest Behavioral Health gathering. Tuesday, September 22, 2026 Nashville, Tennessee Dallas, TX - September 21, 2026 Plutus Health, a technology-driven revenue cycle management company serving behavioral health providers, today announced it will exhibit at Behavioral Health Tech 2026 (BHT2026), taking place September 22-24 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The conference, drawing more than 2,500 executives from health plans, health systems, government, and digital health innovators, is among the largest gatherings dedicated to expanding access to behavioral healthcare through technology. Why this matters now. Behavioral health providers face growing pressure to expand access as payer requirements grow more complex and reimbursement models shift toward outcomes-based structures. Plutus Health built its Agentic AI workflow, Olympus AI, to address this directly. The system handles claims, eligibility checks, and denial management, pairing automated workflows with human oversight to help behavioral health organizations keep pace with payer demands without expanding headcount. What Plutus Health is bringing to Nashville. Rather than a standard booth pitch, Plutus Health is offering BHT2026 attendees working sessions built around their own numbers: * A Free Net Collection Rate Check - In a short, no-obligation session, its team benchmarks your net collection rate, denial trends, and AR days against high-performing behavioral health organizations, reserved for BHT2026 attendees. * Understanding Agentic AI - Know more about how Olympus AI processes claims and flags denials pre-submission in real time, rather than reading about it on a slide. * Straight Answers on Payer Complexity - Where Medicaid shifts, commercial payer rules, and evolving value-based contract terms are quietly eroding margin, and what leaders should do about it. * A Benchmark Against the Field - See how collection rate, denial rate, and AR days compare to what top-performing behavioral health organizations are actually achieving today. Leadership perspective. "Every conversation in this industry eventually comes back to sustainability, how do you grow access to care without the back office collapsing under the weight of it," said Clive Sheldon, Vice President of Sales at Plutus Health. "That's the conversation we're bringing to Nashville. It's less about a product demo and more about showing operators, with their own numbers, where the leaks are and what fixing them looks like." - Clive Sheldon, Vice President of Sales at Plutus Health Clive Sheldon and Senior Sales Executive Stephen Moore will be available throughout BHT2026 for one-on-one meetings.

Plutus Health to sponsor NAFEC Fall 2026 Members Meeting in Houston. Tuesday, September 22, 2026 Houston, TX September 21, 2026 | Houston, Texas Plutus Health will sponsor the NAFEC Fall 2026 Members Meeting, joining freestanding emergency center leaders in Houston as the industry comes together for conversations with state and lobby teams, regulators, and leading industry experts. As a continuing NAFEC sponsor, Plutus Health will bring its focus on FSER revenue performance, payer reimbursement, IDR, and AI-powered revenue cycle management to the September gathering. Where FSER leaders come together. The NAFEC Fall Members Meeting brings together the people directly involved in the issues affecting freestanding emergency care. The September 22 Member Meeting will feature a full day of speakers, including state and lobby teams, state regulators, and industry experts. For Plutus Health, the meeting creates an opportunity to connect directly with FSER operators about the financial realities behind those industry conversations, including: * IDR and out-of-network reimbursement * Payer underpayments and reimbursement gaps * Denial prevention and recovery * Aging A/R and collections * Revenue cycle automation and performance visibility What you can expect from Plutus Health. Plutus Health combines specialized FSER revenue cycle expertise with Olympus AI-powered workflows to help emergency centers identify revenue leakage, accelerate collections, and strengthen payer reimbursement. 1:1 FSER Revenue Conversations Meet directly with Plutus Health to discuss the revenue cycle issues affecting your organization. Free FSER Revenue Assessment Bring your revenue cycle data and uncover underpayments, denial patterns, aging A/R, and potential recovery opportunities. IDR & Payer Revenue Insights Take a closer look at where reimbursement is being delayed, reduced, disputed, or written off. AI-Powered Revenue Cycle Strategies Explore how Agentic AI, analytics, and RCM expertise can help improve financial performance across high-volume FSER workflows. Leadership perspective. "NAFEC gives us the opportunity to have focused conversations with the people operating freestanding emergency centers every day," said Michael J. LaBay, Vice President of Sales at Plutus Health. "We want FSER leaders to bring us the numbers that concern them, whether that is aging A/R, denials, underpayments, or IDR. Those numbers usually tell us where the opportunity is." - Michael J. LaBay, Vice President of Sales at Plutus Health Plutus Health continues to support freestanding emergency centers with AI-powered, expert-led revenue cycle management designed around the complexities of emergency care reimbursement. Join Plutus Health at the:

Plutus Health has secured a spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 for the third consecutive year, posting 131% revenue growth over three years. The Dallas-based company provides AI-driven revenue cycle management for healthcare organisations. The firm attributes its growth to OlympusAI, its intelligent revenue cycle platform that combines automation, payer intelligence, and reporting to help providers identify revenue leakage and reduce claim denials. Plutus Health has supported more than 9,000 healthcare providers and recovered over $1 billion in insurance collections, maintaining a 98% net collection rate. Its services span credentialing, billing, claims processing, denial management, and accounts receivable. Chief executive officer Thomas John said the ranking validates the company's focus on predictive healthcare finance rather than reactive processing.