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Backwards Thinking Captures Lost Revenues

The most challenging financial hurdle for most healthcare practices is collecting from insurance companies.  When Quality Physiciian Services was commissioned by their first client to improve practice collections, the firm knew that working harder to collect would not be the best approach for health practices long-term.  They had to find a solution that would minimize the need to collect in the first place.
                                  
The team started with an Explanation of Benefits and worked backward through the process all of the way to the time when the patient first called to schedule an appointment.  Through this study, QPS flagged several areas that if approached differently, would make sure the benefits were paid and never routed to collections.  QPS also observed non-healthcare business practices and developed procedures, protocols and tools for their medical client.

The results were staggering.  Instead of the industry standard of 3 months of outstanding accounts receivable, QPS was able to reduce AR to less than 1 month, and increased revenues by 40-50%.  As a secondary benefit, the client experienced greater employee satisfaction and retention, and shorter training times for new employees.

Today QPS implements best practices, procedures and protocols for many health care clients.  Their experience has spread into educational programs for new coding and procedure codes, timely posting techniques and submission of claims.  Their dynamic approach to problem solving also tailors the protocols for various practices and ensures staff adoption of new procedures.

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