What We Do
Healthcare Information Systems
Hospitals and health systems operate in an extremely complex environment with unique demands and challenges that impact the services you provide. We understand the importance of managing revenue, cost, quality, and compliance, and know how each is critical to your ability to serve your patients and community. We work to understand your unique needs and customize our services to help you achieve optimal performance by focusing on key areas that have long-lasting impact on your business.
Improving Revenue Cycle
Optimizing Costs
Enhancing Quality
Compliance Regulation
Achieve sustainable value to fuel your mission.
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Services
Comprehensive CDI Services
A comprehensive approach across the care continuum for accurate and complete documentation that results in an enhanced and sustainable CDI program for accurate reflection of quality of care, compliance, and accurate reimbursement.
Services
Revenue Cycle Management
Improve performance across the revenue cycle for sustainable results that fuel your mission.
Services
Hospital Operations Consulting
The current healthcare environment requires providers to continually improve their operations.
Services
Technology in the Healthcare System
Technology that facilitates complete reimbursement, accurate quality ratings, and compliance across the entire care continuum.
Testimonials
Trusted Partner
Comprehensive Approach
Proven Results
Health Data Insights
Hospitals Face Increased Need Amid Pandemic To Improve Patient Throughput
An acute care hospital cannot begin to be able to deliver cost-effective care if it lacks a fully coordinated approach for moving patients from admission to discharge.
Written by:
Brooke Balster, Larry Volkmar, Teri Wicker, PhD, RN, NE-BC, and Bart Richards
Published by:
Healthcare Financial Management Association
Health Data Insights
Reducing Costs and Increasing Revenues by Tens of Millions of Dollars
7 WAYS TO ENSURE OPTIMAL OBSERVATION RATES
ARE ESTABLISHED AND OBSERVED
By optimizing length of stay (LOS) among patients in observation, a health system can free up capacity for care of patients with higher acuity conditions.
Written by:
Richard Basaly, MD, Larry Volkmar, Kris Szewczyk, Barton Richards, and Poonam Patel
Published by:
Healthcare Financial Management Association
