North Star Direct Management didn’t start with a business plan for another billing company. It started with Nico watching his mom grow her therapy practice.
As more patients came through the door, the billing started following her home. Claims needed attention. Notes and coding still had to get done. Insurance issues didn’t care that she’d already spent the day taking care of other people.
Nico saw his mom doing billing work at night after a full day of seeing clients, and he saw something that didn’t sit right with him: the business side of healthcare was taking time and attention away from the reason she built the practice in the first place.
That experience became the reason behind NDM.
“Behavioral health providers shouldn’t have to accept constant billing headaches as just part of running a practice.”
That belief became North Star Direct Management: behavioral health providers shouldn’t have to accept constant billing headaches as just part of running a practice.
They should be able to finish the day knowing the business side is being handled — and give their energy to the people sitting across from them.
Today, Nico brings that same personal responsibility to every NDM relationship. Clients work directly with him, and the company remains focused on the problem that started it all: giving behavioral health providers more room to be providers.