Everything Dazos does.
In one platform.
Dazos sells six products to run your facility — CRM, IQ, iCampaign, iVerify, Marketing Reports, and Billing CRM. VProGo delivers all of it under one roof, plus the clinical operations layer and bidirectional clearinghouse Dazos doesn't touch.
Feature-by-feature, side by side
The capability comparison, grounded in public Dazos product info and our own shipping codebase. No customer names. No vendor-pitch math.
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Three things to know
The differences that actually matter when you're comparing platforms.
Bidirectional clearinghouse, not "we read your reports"
VProGo ships native integrations with CollaborateMD, Claim.MD, and Waystar — full bidirectional: claims out, ERAs and 277s back, denials and CARC codes routed into a worklist. Dazos's Billing CRM reads reports from whatever clearinghouse you already pay for. You still need the clearinghouse subscription separately.
A patient app that lives past discharge
vProMove is a Capacitor-built iOS/Android app for patients in program and alumni after. Daily goals, recovery resources, peer community, surveys. Dazos has a staff app on the App Store but nothing patient-facing. The alumni signal that drives readmissions and reviews has to live somewhere — yours is in your platform, not on a Facebook group someone forgot to moderate.
Three-tier drill from KPI to claim line + chart
Every revenue metric on the RM Hub dashboard drills: KPI → row-level side-out (patient ledger, partner P&L, evidence group) → ClaimDetailPanel with line items, CARC plain-language translation, ERA, and the clinical-evidence trail for the referral episode. The system owns both sides of the data — the claim and the chart that justifies it.
A few honest opinions
We're happy to compete on features. We'll also be honest about the patterns we don't want to copy.
No academy required
When your platform needs a dedicated training academy to use, that's the platform telling you something. VProGo is designed so a new admissions coordinator is productive on day one — not after a multi-week certification.
Month-to-month, not multi-year
Software that's good at its job keeps customers. Software that isn't needs long contracts. We default to month-to-month and bet that the platform will keep proving itself every month.
A coordinator, not a bot, answers the phone
AI is great for cleaning up notes, flagging at-risk patients, and surfacing the next-best action. It's a poor fit for the first conversation with someone deciding whether to enter treatment. VProGo's call workflow assumes a person on the other end of the line — not a screen-recording-trained voice agent.
See it run on your data
30-minute demo, walked through by the team that built it. We'll show you the features in this matrix on a real treatment-center facility, not a sandbox.