Plus de 210 entreprises du cycle des revenus de la santé à connaître – Bien choisir son serveur d impression

Les hôpitaux, les systèmes de santé, les cabinets de médecins et les organisations de soins de santé connaissent des cycles de revenus de plus en plus complexes, travaillant avec les payeurs publics et privés ainsi que les patients à percevoir. Voici plus de 210 entreprises proposant des solutions de gestion du cycle des revenus dans le secteur de la santé.

Si vous souhaitez ajouter une société de gestion du cycle des revenus à cette liste, contactez Laura Dyrda à l'adresse ldyrda@beckershealthcare.com.

Becker's Healthcare organisera à Chicago du 9 au 12 octobre 2011, à Chicago, la 5e conférence annuelle sur le cycle de la santé IT + Revenue Health Review. Pour plus d'informations sur les opportunités de sponsoring et exposants, contactez Jack Burns à l'adresse jburns@beckershealthcare.com.

Remarque: les entreprises à cycle de revenus ne paient pas et ne peuvent pas payer pour être incluses dans cette liste. Cette liste n'est pas un classement ou une évaluation et les entreprises sont répertoriées par ordre alphabétique.

4medica (Marina del Rey, Californie). 4medica a été créée en tant que fournisseur d’échange de données cliniques en nuage avec la plate-forme d’intégration clinique phare de la société, iEHR, qui répond aux besoins de connectivité afin de répondre à des exigences significatives en matière d’utilisation. La solution de logiciel en tant que service est conçue pour un déploiement facile dans les hôpitaux, les systèmes de santé, les groupes de médecins et les organisations de prestation de soins telles que les ACO, et vante plus de 100 clients institutionnels avec 30 000 médecins utilisateurs.

Abeo (Irving, Texas). Abeo fournit des solutions de facturation pour les cabinets de médecin, les centres de chirurgie et les hôpitaux ayant des clients dans 40 États américains. Les services de gestion du cycle de revenus de la société incluent la saisie démographique et la facturation, le codage, l’enregistrement du payeur, la certification des fournisseurs, le suivi des comptes clients et la gestion des dénis. Abeo propose également des services de gestion de cabinet, une transcription et un support complets ainsi qu'un logiciel de facturation d'anesthésie.

Accenture (Dublin, Irlande). L’équipe d’experts d’Accenture fournit aux organisations de la santé des informations et des technologies leur permettant d’accélérer leur santé. La société donne un aperçu de la santé numérique, de la transformation opérationnelle et du consumérisme des soins de santé avec des services de gestion clinique et de la santé. En mars, Accenture a acquis l’agence de création danoise Hjaltelin Stahl, devenue partie intégrante d’Accenture Interactive.

Accès aux soins de santé (Dallas). Access Healthcare travaille avec les prestataires de soins de santé pour améliorer la gestion du cycle de revenu et mettre l'accent sur les priorités stratégiques, y compris l'amélioration de la rentabilité et de l'expérience du patient. Access Healthcare sert les organisations de soins de santé de toutes tailles, y compris les prestataires de soins dentaires, pour obtenir de meilleurs résultats de cycle de revenus avec les meilleures pratiques pouvant augmenter les résultats.

AccessOne (Charlotte, N.C.). AccessOne offre des options de paiement pour aider les patients à gérer les coûts de soins de santé tout en conduisant le remboursement de l'hôpital. La société peut fournir des options complètes de paiement avec ou sans intérêts pour tous les types de solde patient. Les patients ne se voient pas refuser de crédit pour quelque raison que ce soit et la taille du compte n'est pas plafonnée. La solution prend en charge la conformité évolutive avec les réglementations 501 (r), les lois de crédit à la consommation nationales et fédérales et la loi HIPAA.

ACI Worldwide (Naples, Floride). Les prestataires de soins de santé collectent jusqu'à 27% de plus avec la nouvelle technologie d'engagement financier des patients. ACI Worldwide propose de nouveaux moyens innovants d’impliquer les patients avant, pendant et après les rendez-vous afin d’accroître les flux de trésorerie.

ACN Healthcare (Inde). ACN Healthcare est une société de gestion du cycle de revenus qui se concentre sur les services de facturation médicale de bout en bout. La société fournit des services tels que la saisie de démo, la saisie des frais, le codage, le suivi des comptes à recevoir et la vérification E / B aux hôpitaux et aux groupes de médecins. ACN utilise un modèle onshore / offshore et se concentre sur les secteurs verticaux de la santé pour apporter de la valeur aux organisations clientes.

Solutions de santé AdvantEdge (Lombard, Ill.). AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions a développé une suite de solutions de gestion du cycle des revenus, comprenant la facturation médicale, le codage et l'analyse. La société est conçue pour aider les ASC, les groupes de médecins, les hôpitaux et les organismes de santé du comportement. La société de facturation médicale développe et utilise une technologie de facturation médicale associée à la technologie IBM Power System pour offrir une valeur ajoutée aux organisations de soins de santé.

Advantmed (Santa Ana, Californie). Advantmed est une société intégrée d’optimisation de l’ajustement des risques et d’amélioration de la qualité dédiée à l’aide aux entités supportant des risques. Advantmed s'associe à des organisations pour leur proposer la combinaison optimale de solutions uniques afin de les aider à atteindre leurs objectifs. Les solutions de la société incluent la récupération de dossiers médicaux, la suppression de dossiers médicaux, le codage de l’ajustement de risque, le suspect et le ciblage de l’ajustement de risque, le logiciel HEDIS certifié NCQA, des services de conformité et d’audit, ainsi que des évaluations des risques pour la santé. Advantmed’s ELEVATE! La plate-forme Healthcare fournit des informations totalement transparentes pour toutes les solutions.

Advantum Health (Louisville, Ky.). Advantum Health aide les prestataires de soins de santé à maximiser leurs revenus et à exercer la médecine sans charge administrative. Advantum propose des solutions de cycle de revenu complet, comprenant des tableaux de bord de facturation, d'authentification, de préautorisation, de gestion des renvois et d'analyse intuitive, par l'intermédiaire d'un fournisseur de confiance.

AIE Medical Management (Washington, D.C.). AIE Medical Management fournit une gamme complète de solutions pour les groupes médicaux et les hôpitaux. Gestion du cycle de revenus, codage, accréditation, transcription et scribe médical virtuel ne sont que quelques-uns des services proposés par cette société. AIE travaille avec chaque pratique pour naviguer dans le monde médical en constante évolution, en garantissant les meilleurs résultats, en réduisant le fardeau administratif et en améliorant la qualité de vie de chaque prestataire.

All Right Services de gestion médicale (Chester, Virginie). All Right Medical Management Services fournit des solutions de cycle de revenus et de DSE aux organisations de soins de santé. La société se concentre sur l'optimisation des résultats financiers d'un fournisseur de soins de santé grâce à la facturation et au codage, à la gestion des refus, aux comptes clients et aux services de recouvrement. Les experts de All Right Medical Management travaillent avec les organisations de soins de santé pour développer des flux de travail appropriés et efficaces pour chaque étape du processus de cycle de revenu.

Allsec Technologies (Inde). En tant que société cotée en bourse de Carlyle, Allsec Technologies compte plus de 3 000 membres d’équipes exerçant leurs activités aux États-Unis, en Inde et aux Philippines. La liste de clients de la société comprend certaines des marques mondiales les plus connues au monde, notamment certaines des plus grandes banques, sociétés de commerce électronique et fournisseurs de soins de santé. La société travaille également avec de grands émetteurs de factures médicales et des sociétés de MRC, fournissant des services de saisie de données, de gestion de la clientèle externalisée et autres services de sous-traitance.

Americollect (Manitowoc, Wisconsin). Lancée à l'origine en 1964 comme entreprise de collecte de soins de santé, Americollect a été rachetée en 1999 et s'est développée pour former une équipe de 250 membres servant plus de 70 hôpitaux et 7 000 médecins. La société se concentre sur les collections d'hôpitaux, de groupes médicaux et de radiologie, en utilisant une stratégie "ridiculement agréable" pour récupérer les paiements des patients. Les spécialistes Americollect vérifient les données démographiques des patients, les contactent et gèrent une boîte de discussion en ligne ouverte 24 heures sur 24 qui permet aux utilisateurs de se connecter en ligne avec les collectionneurs.

Amitech Solutions (St. Louis). Amitech est une société de conseil en gestion et analyse de données de santé qui cherche à tirer parti de la valeur de l'analyse de données pour aider les payeurs et les fournisseurs à créer de la valeur. Les solutions de la société comprennent des services de conseil en gestion et de gestion de l’information, ainsi que des solutions de gestion de la population axées sur le big data et l’Internet des objets, destinées à aider les payeurs, les fournisseurs et les employeurs à comprendre leur population et à la faire baisser ses coûts.

AnesthésieBillingBridge (Dickinson, Texas). AnesthesiaBillingBridge fournit des solutions de facturation médicale et de gestion du cycle des revenus pour les cabinets d’anesthésie, les centres de chirurgie et les hôpitaux. La société fournit aux anesthésiologistes l’inscription du payeur, la procédure d’accréditation du fournisseur et le support MACRA. La société propose des services de gestion des revenus basés sur la technologie pour éliminer les incohérences et fournir aux clients une vue panoramique des opérations de facturation.

AnnexeMed (Somerset, N.J.). Lancé en 2004, AnnexMed est un fournisseur de services de gestion du cycle de revenus pour les institutions à travers le pays. La société propose des services de codage médical, de facturation et de recouvrement, ainsi que la saisie de données et la gestion des comptes clients. AnnexMed fournit un support client 24h / 24, 7j / 7 pour un large éventail de clients et peut être étendu rapidement pour répondre aux besoins croissants de l'entreprise.

Anthro Innovations (Burbank, Ill.). Anthro Innovations est un petit groupe de médecins et de spécialistes du cycle de revenus qui cherchent à uniformiser les règles du jeu entre les payeurs et les fournisseurs avec RevRecover, un système d’intelligence artificielle à auto-apprentissage conçu pour assurer le suivi automatique des demandes rejetées. Le système pourrait augmenter les paiements et réduire les coûts en temps et en main-d'œuvre associés au traitement des demandes rejetées. RevRecover n'est pas un système de facturation ou de gestion de la pratique; il se situe plutôt au-dessus des systèmes pour statuer sur les rejets et les refus.

athenahealth (Watertown, Mass.). Fondée en 1997, Athenahealth fournit des dossiers médicaux, le cycle des revenus, la participation des patients, la coordination des soins et des services de santé de la population aux clients hospitalisés et ambulatoires. La société dispose d’un réseau de 100 000 prestataires couvrant 98 millions de patients bénéficiant de ses services de gestion de la pratique, d’engagement des patients et de santé de la population. En février, la société de capital-investissement Veritas Capital a acquis Athenahealth pour 5,7 milliards de dollars.

Atos (Bezons, France). Atos aide les prestataires à offrir une expérience de soins de santé personnalisée et sécurisée qui améliore l’optimisation des revenus et les soins aux patients. Faisant partie d'un groupe mondial d'une valeur de 13 milliards de dollars, Atos est l'une des sociétés du secteur de la santé nord-américain à la croissance la plus rapide. Les solutions clés de gestion des informations sur la santé comprennent la gestion de bout en bout du cycle des revenus, l'optimisation du DSE, l'audit et la conformité du codage, ainsi que l'amélioration de la documentation clinique pour aider les prestataires à se préparer à la prochaine génération de soins de santé. Des fonctionnalités supplémentaires en matière de gestion de données de bout en bout, de cybersécurité et de technologies en nuage aident les fournisseurs à minimiser leurs dépenses en capital tout en offrant une mise en réseau de pointe, l’Internet des objets et une cybersécurité pour leurs environnements.

ATOM Consulting (Ville de New York). ATOM Consulting Inc. propose une gamme complète de services allant des services de transaction simples aux services d'audit et d'analyse, dans les domaines du fournisseur et du payeur. Les services de gestion du cycle des revenus fournis par ATOM Consulting Inc. constituent une solution de bout en bout qui aide les hôpitaux et les systèmes de santé à se concentrer sur leurs fonctions essentielles. L’approche de la société consiste à établir un partenariat avec les fournisseurs de soins de santé afin de proposer des solutions complètes concernant la méthodologie de traitement des demandes d’indemnisation, les directives applicables, les exceptions et les restrictions.

Avaap (Edison, N.J.). Avaap est un cabinet de conseil en gestion et services informatiques destiné aux organisations utilisant des applications logicielles ERP et DSE. La communauté mondiale de la société comprend des consultants expérimentés dans les domaines technique et commercial, des médecins, des infirmières et d’autres professionnels de la santé qui servent de ressources à plus de 300 clients.

Disponibilité (Jacksonville, Floride). Lancée en 2001 en tant que coentreprise entre Florida Blue et Humana, Availity a été créée à l'origine pour rationaliser les processus entre les payeurs et réduire les risques administratifs liés à l'abrasion entre les payeurs et les fournisseurs. Aujourd'hui, la société exploite un vaste réseau d'information en temps réel axé sur le secteur de la santé, mettant en relation fournisseurs, plans de santé et partenaires technologiques. La société a pour objectif de corriger le processus de gestion des données des fournisseurs et de créer une communication en temps réel d'informations sur les risques et la qualité entre les payeurs et les fournisseurs. Availity propose également des solutions de cycle de revenus et de gestion financière des patients, aidant les prestataires à se préparer au consumérisme et à des soins basés sur la valeur.

Aviacode (Salt Lake City). Aviacode fournit une plate-forme de solutions de codage médical visant à résoudre les problèmes de codage, à améliorer l'efficacité et à améliorer les revenus et les flux de trésorerie. La société compte plus de 1 000 codeurs médicaux au service de 8 800 médecins dans plus de 61 spécialités médicales. La solution d'Aviacode code 590 962 cartes par mois et a généré 50 milliards de dollars de revenus de codage médical facturés. La plate-forme de la société fournit des services d'audit et de conformité en matière de codage, de gestion de refus de codage et d'amélioration de la documentation clinique.

Ayasdi (Menlo Park, Californie). Plus de 300 organisations de santé utilisent les applications intelligentes et la plateforme d'intelligence artificielle d'Ayasdi pour résoudre les problèmes d'optimisation des soins, de santé de la population, de médecine de précision et de gestion financière. La société s'attache à aider les systèmes de santé, les payeurs et les chercheurs en médecine à exploiter l'intelligence artificielle et les mégadonnées pour améliorer les soins et faire des découvertes médicales révolutionnaires.

BillingParadise (Diamond Bar, Calif.). BillingParadise a été fondée en tant que société de gestion du cycle des revenus basée en Californie. La clientèle et les bureaux étendus de la société sont situés au Texas, en Floride, à New York, au New Jersey et au Minnesota. Les experts en cycle des revenus de BillingParadise ont développé une application de gestion de la charge de travail et de suivi de la productivité qui s'intègre aux principaux DSE pour aider les clients à rationaliser et à automatiser leur processus de cycle des revenus. BillingParadise a 15 ans d'expérience dans l'industrie du cycle de revenu.

BillingTree (Phoenix). BillingTree fournit aux organisations des produits et des services de solution de paiement leur permettant d’accroître leur efficacité et de réduire les coûts associés au traitement des paiements. Fondé en 2003, BillingTree vise à comprendre le marché et à augmenter les paiements avec la technologie afin que les clients puissent accepter plusieurs canaux de paiement et maximiser leur valeur. En juin 2018, BillingTree a acquis la plateforme de solutions de paiement numérique Internet Payment Exchange, appelée iPayX.

Bluetree Network (Madison, Wisconsin). Bluetree Network travaille en partenariat avec des organisations de soins de santé afin de maximiser la valeur d'Epic. Fondés par d'anciens dirigeants d'Epic, les experts de la société ont une connaissance approfondie des défis associés à la mise en œuvre du DSE et peuvent aider les organisations à gérer leurs talents, leur cycle de revenus et leurs opérations. Bluetree Network a collaboré avec des organisations de santé pour surmonter les problèmes de dotation en personnel et de soutien, former et encadrer des personnes et résoudre des problèmes stratégiques. En août 2018, l'entreprise a emménagé dans un plus grand espace pour répondre à la croissance.

Solutions de santé Bolder (Louisville, Ky.). Bolder Healthcare Solutions est la société mère de plusieurs organisations du cycle de revenu des soins de santé fournissant toute la gamme de services de gestion du cycle de revenu. Les sociétés BHS peuvent aider les organisations de santé avec la facturation et le suivi des assurances, les conversions de systèmes de comptes à recevoir hérités, les recouvrements anticipés des créances irrécouvrables et les créances irrécouvrables, et l'inscription à l'admissibilité à Medicaid, entre autres services. La société dessert plus de 1 400 sites clients et 2 200 spécialistes à l'échelle nationale.

Boncura Health Solutions (Downers Grove, Illinois). Lancé en 2011, Boncura Health Solutions s’est développé pour servir plus de 7 000 fournisseurs et partenaires, gérer plus de 50 000 vies et traiter 8,5 millions de demandes par an. L'organisation dirigée par un médecin et dirigée par un médecin se concentre sur la gestion efficace des populations de patients à risque ainsi que sur la prestation de soins rentable. L'organisation aide les fournisseurs à passer des contrats de rémunération à l'acte aux contrats basés sur la valeur et dispose d'une équipe dédiée à la gestion du processus de cycle du revenu et du flux de travail.

Canon USA (Melville, N.Y.). Canon USA fournit des solutions d'imagerie grand public, grand public et grand public.

Cantata Health (Hauppauge, N.Y.). Cantata Health fournit des applications avancées de gestion du cycle de revenus et de DME pour les hôpitaux de soins de courte et de longue durée, ainsi que les établissements de soins de longue durée. La société compte plus de 1 900 installations installées dans des hôpitaux, des cliniques et des systèmes aux États-Unis.

Partenaires Capio (Sherman, Texas). Capio gère les comptes de soins de santé dans le but de maximiser les rendements des comptes non performants et d’améliorer la gestion du cycle des revenus. La société surveille également la conformité des hôpitaux et des prestataires de soins de santé, s'assurant qu'ils respectent les directives CMS et les règles de reporting des coûts, tout en gérant les comptes clients autres que Medicare après que l'organisation a réclamé des créances irrécouvrables Medicare sur leur rapport de coûts.

CareCloud (Miami). CareCloud fournit des solutions de gestion du cycle de revenus, de gestion de la pratique, de DSE et de gestion de l'expérience du patient basées sur le cloud pour des groupes médicaux performants. CareCloud aide les clients à augmenter leurs performances financières et opérationnelles, à rationaliser les flux de travail cliniques et à améliorer les soins aux patients à l'échelle nationale. La société gère actuellement des comptes débiteurs annualisés de plus de 4 milliards de dollars sur sa plate-forme clinique et financière intégrée. En septembre, CareCloud a rejoint le programme de partenariat technologique Google Cloud afin d'accélérer le développement de la plate-forme cloud axée sur l'interopérabilité.

CareCredit (Costa Mesa, Californie). CareCredit est une carte de crédit de soins de santé acceptée dans plus de 200 000 établissements dans le pays, offrant aux patients des options de financement. CareCredit vise à aider les patients à payer leurs frais médicaux et à améliorer les recouvrements. Avec plus de 30 ans d'expérience dans l'industrie, CareCredit a servi plus d'un million de patients et construit un réseau de 200 000 prestataires de soins de santé.

CarePayment (Nashville, Tennessee). CarePayment est une société d'engagement financier des patients qui accélère la transition des prestataires vers le nouveau marché des soins de santé axé sur le consommateur. Basées sur des technologies et des analyses avancées, les solutions innovantes de financement des patients de la société améliorent la satisfaction et la fidélité des patients, tout en produisant des résultats financiers supérieurs. CarePayment a sécurisé une facilité de crédit garantie de premier rang de 100 millions de dollars en octobre 2018 afin de répondre à la demande croissante.

CBOSS (Pologne, Ohio). CBOSS est un fournisseur de services et un partenaire des clients des secteurs public et privé, fournissant le portail de paiement central CBOSS pour centraliser l'administration de tous les paiements électroniques. La société fournit un support d'intégration bancaire et un accès 24/7 aux clients et à leurs clients. Fondé en 1994, CBOSS fournit des solutions logicielles d’entreprise et des services gérés à plus de 700 entreprises et agences gouvernementales.

CCi (Winston-Salem, N.C.). Fondée en 1972, CCi est une entreprise appartenant à ses employés qui fournit aux hôpitaux et aux médecins des services et des logiciels de collecte à faible coût. La société compte actuellement plus de 190 clients du secteur de la santé qui bénéficient de son expertise dans les technologies de l'information, des communications avec les patients, de la gestion du cycle des revenus et des technologies de paiement.

Cèdre (New York City). Cedar est une plateforme de paiement et d’engagement des patients pour les hôpitaux, les systèmes de santé et les groupes médicaux. La plate-forme est conçue pour tirer parti de la science des données avancée, de l'apprentissage automatique et de la segmentation intelligente pour offrir une meilleure expérience aux patients. La société a dévoilé la prochaine évolution de sa plateforme de paiement et d'engagement des patients, Cedar Pay, en septembre 2018.

Change Healthcare (Nashville, Tennessee). Change Healthcare est une grande société de technologie de soins de santé indépendante qui travaille aux côtés de ses clients et partenaires pour améliorer les soins, le choix et les résultats obtenus par les patients. La société fournit des logiciels et des outils d’analyse, des solutions réseau et des services basés sur la technologie aux administrations publiques, employeurs, hôpitaux, médecins et autres. L'équipe Change Healthcare de 15 000 membres compte 2 100 connexions payantes et 5 500 connexions hospitalières à travers le pays. En janvier, Change Healthcare s'est associé à Experian Health pour s'attaquer aux problèmes d'identification précise des patients dans tous les environnements de soins. La société a également déposé une première offre publique de 100 millions de dollars en mars.

CHMB (Escondido, Californie). Le CHMB travaille avec les fournisseurs et les systèmes de santé pour gérer le cycle des revenus, optimiser les remboursements, réduire les coûts et augmenter les flux de trésorerie. Plus de 11 000 médecins utilisent les solutions du CHMB pour améliorer la rentabilité des cabinets et optimiser les investissements dans les technologies de la santé.

Cimcor (Merrillville, Ind.). Fondé en 1997, Cimcor est spécialisé dans la sécurité, l’intégrité et la conformité des logiciels. Le produit logiciel phare de la société aide les organisations à surveiller et à protéger en temps réel leurs actifs informatiques physiques, virtuels et basés sur le cloud. En plus de garantir la sécurité et la conformité des actifs informatiques des entreprises, le logiciel assure le suivi de l'utilisateur qui effectue les modifications, des modifications apportées et de la façon dont les modifications sont apportées. CIM Applications a classé Cimcor, Inc. parmi les 25 premières entreprises de cybersécurité en 2018.

CIPROMS, Inc. (Indianapolis, Ind.). Depuis 1982, le CIPROMS collabore avec des médecins pour fournir une facturation médicale personnalisée comprenant un service personnalisé, des informations fiables et dans les délais, ainsi qu'une transparence et une fiabilité de la responsabilité. Les services de CIPROMS sont conçus pour augmenter vos revenus, améliorer votre trésorerie, réduire vos coûts et minimiser les aggravations administratives liées à l'évolution constante des règles et réglementations.

Groupe Cirius (Pleasant Hill, Californie). Le groupe Cirius fournit des systèmes de cycle de chiffre d'affaires aux hôpitaux et aux grands groupes médicaux. Les offres de la société comprennent la révision de 1500 revendications avec EDI, le traitement des envois de fonds, le suivi des refus et la gestion des contrats. Conçues pour améliorer les performances financières et la productivité, les solutions et services Cirius s’intègrent à l’infrastructure existante d’une entreprise et permettent aux hôpitaux et aux groupes médicaux de rester conformes aux normes fédérales.

ClearBalance (San Diego). Fondée en 1992, ClearBalance fournit aux hôpitaux et aux systèmes de santé des États-Unis un programme de prêt pour les patients adapté aux consommateurs. La société a servi plus de 4 millions de comptes de patients dans des centaines d’organisations de soins de santé. ClearBalance dispose de fonctions permettant de payer rapidement, de consulter l'historique des transactions et d'effectuer des paiements en ligne. En janvier, ClearBlanace a rejoint la plateforme SmartFinance de Patientco.

ClinIntell (Seattle). ClinIntell est une entreprise de logiciels d’analyse de données et de formation des médecins de CDI qui exploite des analyses prédictives exclusives pour modifier à long terme les pratiques de documentation des médecins. Les analyses de la société fournissent un moyen de mesurer et de rapporter les performances de la documentation individuelle du médecin et de comparer les performances à une documentation de gravité parfaite spécifique au mélange de patients du médecin.

CodeOne (Monument, Colo.). CodeOne a été fondé en 2001 et fournit des services dans tous les aspects du cycle de revenu. En plus de la facturation médicale, CodeOne fournit également des services de conseil dans des domaines tels que l’analyse de la pratique, le MACRA, la révision du codage, le rapprochement des audits, la conformité de la pratique et le coaching commercial. L’équipe de CodeOne est issue de la diversité des domaines de la facturation médicale, de la gestion de la pratique, du leadership des soins gérés et des organismes payeurs.

Colburn Hill Group (Manchester, N.H.). Colburn Hill Group fournit une expertise de gestion et des solutions automatisées pour la gestion du cycle de revenu des fournisseurs de soins de santé, y compris des fonctions de suivi, de refus, de liste du travail et de rapprochement des liquidités. La société propose des services de conseil et de gestion, des solutions à faible solde, une gestion intérimaire et de meilleurs taux de sinistres non réclamés.

Récupérez Rx (Bethesda, Md.). Collect Rx fournit des services visant à optimiser le remboursement hors réseau des hôpitaux, des centres de chirurgie ambulatoire, des médecins et autres prestataires de soins de santé. Le moteur de veille stratégique CRXIS et l'expertise sectorielle propres à l'entreprise aident les fournisseurs de soins de santé à augmenter leurs revenus, à gagner du temps et à améliorer leurs résultats. En plus de son expertise hors réseau, la société fournit des services de recouvrement de comptes clients, une connaissance des incitations du donneur d'ordre et des mandataires en recouvrement de soins de santé.

CommerceHealthcare ™ (Kansas City, Missouri). CommerceHealthcare ™ fournit aux prestataires de soins de santé et aux patients des services automatisés de gestion et de paiement des créances, ainsi que des solutions de financement et de prêt pour les patients. Pour fournir les meilleurs soins aux patients, les hôpitaux ont besoin d’un fournisseur d’esprit stratégique. CommerceHealthcare ™ regroupe une équipe de professionnels de la santé et de la banque. Cette approche unique fournit des solutions basées sur le retour sur investissement, permettant aux hôpitaux de rechercher des économies de coûts, d'améliorer les flux de trésorerie et de réduire les risques financiers.

Commvault (Tinton Falls, N.J.). Commvault est un fournisseur de solutions de protection des données et de gestion des informations visant à aider les organisations de soins de santé à gérer de gros volumes de données, à satisfaire aux exigences de conformité et à fournir des soins de qualité via une plate-forme intégrée unique. La société compte plus de 2 000 clients du secteur de la santé qui utilisent ses produits et services, notamment des solutions de protection des données de DSE, d'archivage clinique et de santé.

Santé des conifères (Frisco, Texas). Conifer Health fournit des services gérés aux systèmes de santé, aux plans de santé et aux populations gérées. L'entreprise se concentre sur la gestion de la performance financière globale d'une organisation, qu'il s'agisse d'une rémunération à l'acte ou à l'acte. Avec plus de 30 ans d'expérience en gestion des opérations de soins de santé, Conifer peut fournir des connaissances profondément ancrées dans les hôpitaux et les médecins, ainsi que des informations clés sur les investissements en innovation, susceptibles de contribuer à l'établissement de relations entre les hôpitaux, les médecins, les employeurs et les consommateurs.

Solutions Contego (Nashua, N.H). Contego génère des revenus accrus pour les ASC grâce à leur processus complet de réclamations et d’appels hors réseau. L’expertise de Contego réside dans la modélisation prédictive, la gestion des franchises et de la coassurance, l’application détaillée du processus de réclamation et d’appel de la DoL et l’utilisation ciblée de ressources juridiques qui génèrent des revenus. Contego utilise une relation avec le plaidoyer du patient pour fournir une assistance individuelle aux patients tout au long du processus de réclamation et d'appel.

Convergent (Gainesville, Virginie). Convergent Revenue Cycle Management améliore l'expérience des patients et améliore les performances financières depuis plus de 30 ans. La société responsabilise les fournisseurs à travers le pays grâce à une technologie innovante de centre de contacts centrée sur le patient, à une approche unique axée sur le mandataire, à des flux de travail adaptables et à des analyses de nouvelle génération. En plus d’aider les clients à résoudre leurs problèmes de remboursement les plus complexes, les ateliers juridiques, la formation et les rapports interactifs en temps réel de CRCM améliorent tous les aspects du cycle des revenus.

Coronis Health (Baltimore). Cadres de la santé ayant une expérience combinée de plus de 150 ans, dirigeant des hôpitaux et des groupes de médecins vers la santé financière. Dans le monde en constante évolution du remboursement, les pierres angulaires de Coronis – partenariats, spécialisation et expertise logicielle – sont la clé du succès de nos clients.

Cynerio (Ramat Gan, Israël). Cynerio est une plate-forme de fraude sur les soins de santé / IoMT qui collabore avec les organisations de soins de santé pour protéger tous les dispositifs médicaux, les dossiers des patients et même la santé des patients en empêchant le piratage des principaux appareils de soins de santé impliqués dans la prestation des soins. Cynerio cartographie visuellement toutes les connexions réseau dans un hôpital et utilise l'intelligence artificielle et l'apprentissage automatique pour diagnostiquer les connexions et surveiller le contexte médical des informations échangées. Cela aide à détecter rapidement des informations malveillantes.

DaisyBill (New York City). Spécialement conçue pour les défis complexes liés au cycle de revenus des entreprises, DaisyBill offre des solutions basées sur le cloud pour que les prestataires traitant les travailleurs blessés soient payés correctement et dans les délais impartis. Les solutions de DaisyBill incluent un logiciel de facturation SaaS ainsi que des services complets de gestion de compte de bout en bout. Plus de 1 500 médecins, ASC, hôpitaux externes et pharmacies font confiance à la société. DaisyBill élimine les difficultés administratives des employés tout en maximisant les revenus et en réduisant considérablement les comptes à recevoir lors du traitement des travailleurs blessés.

Datica (Madison, Wisconsin). Datica a pour objectif de résoudre le problème de la conformité HIPAA dans le cloud et de permettre un échange de données sécurisé entre Digital Health et les DSE. Plus de 500 clients du secteur de la santé utilisent Datica pour garantir la conformité de leurs clouds et l'interopérabilité de leurs données. Fondée en 2013 sous le nom de Catalyze, la société a obtenu sa première certification HITRUST CSF en 2015 et levé un financement de série B de 6,5 millions de dollars l'an dernier.

Dolbey (Concord, Ohio). Dolbey prend en charge une suite de solutions conçues pour améliorer la productivité tout en fournissant une meilleure documentation pour le codage et la facturation. La solution offre aux médecins un flux de travail flexible avec reconnaissance de la dictée ou de la dictée, ainsi qu'un puissant codage assisté par ordinateur, une amélioration de la documentation clinique, une abstraction des mesures de soins et des rapports. Dolbey compte plus de 3 500 comptes et plus de 40 centres de vente, de service et de support agréés dans tout le pays.

eAdhere Solutions (Cleveland). EAdhere Solutions met en relation les prestataires de soins de santé et les professionnels de la santé comportementale afin d'améliorer les résultats pour les patients souffrant de troubles du comportement. La plate-forme de la société facilite la connexion entre les patients et les prestataires de services de santé comportementale en gérant les références et en se connectant avec chacun des prestataires du patient.

Solutions eCatalyst Healthcare (Glendale, Arizona). ECatalyst fournit des conseils en codage, audit, CDI, MPI, cycle des revenus et IHM stratégique aux hôpitaux, cabinets de médecins et systèmes de santé. La solution CDI ambulatoire en temps réel Synergy Engage de la société est conçue pour augmenter le débit et améliorer les taux de capture de CHC.

ECLAT Health Solutions (Herndon, Virginie). ECLAT Health Solutions est un fournisseur national et international complet de services d'assistance dans le domaine de la santé, composé de codage médical, de facturation médicale et d'audit ICD-10, qui fournit une MRC efficace, précise, sûre et abordable. ECLAT travaille avec une variété de fournisseurs de soins de santé, des grands hôpitaux et des petits cabinets indépendants, à l'échelle nationale. La société comprend l’importance de la création de modèles de prestation personnalisés combinant à la fois l’expertise du domaine, l’excellence opérationnelle et l’utilisation efficace de la technologie.

efficientC (Pewaukee, Wisconsin). EfficientC (SaaS) s'est avéré utile pour les bureaux de l'industrie des soins de santé – des hôpitaux à accès essentiel aux grands systèmes de santé cherchant à améliorer la GDRO, les flux de trésorerie et le vieillissement. EfficientC fournit une solution unique pour les services de centre d’échange, le nettoyage et l’épuration des demandes, le traitement des appels et la gestion des refus. Sa technologie développée par l'utilisateur permet un traitement plus rapide, l'élimination des refus, des paiements plus rapides et un cycle de réclamation plus court. Des outils de reporting détaillés transforment des données de valeur en informations décisionnelles exploitables pour les directeurs financiers.

EnableComp (Franklin, Tenn.). EnableComp travaille avec plus de 600 hôpitaux et systèmes de santé du pays pour identifier et collecter chaque centime auquel ils ont droit pour les services qu'ils fournissent aux travailleurs blessés. Depuis 2000, la technologie exclusive de la société comprend des barèmes de taxes, des conditions cliniques et juridictionnelles ainsi que des données sur le comportement du payeur pour plus de 10 milliards de dollars de demandes d’indemnisation des accidents du travail. L'équipe des services fiscaux de la société possède une expertise spécialisée dans la collaboration avec les payeurs dans cette classe de remboursement unique et complexe.

Ensemble Health Partners (Huntersville, N.C.). Ensemble Health Partners specializes in full revenue cycle outsource solutions, AR acceleration and run down, denials and underpayments, complex claims, invoice and vendor analytics. Ensemble Health Partners provides revenue cycle solutions, creating real value for our clients, by building relationships, reducing revenue cycle spend and delivering exceptional results. The company partners with hospitals across the United States to make real and lasting improvements utilizing our experienced hospital operations expertise.

eSentire, Inc. (Cambridge, Ontario). eSentire, Inc., the global leader in Managed Detection and Response (MDR), keeps organizations safe from constantly evolving cyber attacks that technology alone cannot prevent. Its 24×7 Security Operations Center (SOC), staffed by elite security analysts, hunts, investigates, and responds in real-time to known and unknown threats before they become business disrupting events. Protecting more than $5.7 trillion AUM in the financial sector alone, eSentire absorbs the complexity of cybersecurity, delivering enterprise-grade protection and the ability to comply with growing regulatory requirements.

eSolutions (Overland Park, Kan.). ESolutions provides Medicare accounts receivable reduction services for health systems nationwide. The company's Medicare Enterprise Package automates claims editing, and additional tools track and analyze Medicare claims to identify and prevent problematic billing trends. ESolutions also provides audit management improvements through its esMD solution.

Experian Health (Costa Mesa, Calif.). Experian Health partners with more than 3,200 hospitals and health systems, as well as 10,000 other healthcare providers, on revenue cycle management, identity management, patient engagement and care management. Experian focuses on solutions to help healthcare providers make the transition to value-based care by automating the front- and back-end revenue cycle management processes. In January, Experian partnered with Change Healthcare to tackle accurate patient identification across care settings.

ezDI (Louisville, Ky.). EzDI focuses on developing healthcare IT solutions that leverage cutting-edge technologies including natural language processing, machine learning, semantic web and high-performance cloud computing. The goal is to put operational data into the hands of healthcare professionals to help them proactively identify patients at risk, patterns in disease and treatment outcomes. EzDI builds intuitive healthcare IT solutions spanning clinical documentation improvement, computer-assisted coding, medical transcription, analytics and more.

Flywire (Bannockburn, Ill.). Flywire (formerly OnPlan Health) provides payment support solutions that make it easier for patients to manage and pay their out-of-pocket medical expenses. With rising deductibles, OnPlan empowers providers to automatically identify, engage and activate payment terms for patients who need help paying their bills. This improves yield by collecting more patient payments while reducing costs through automation and unnecessary placements to collections and financing.

Formativ Health (New York City). Formativ Health partners with physician practices, hospitals and health systems to help them improve financial health, adapt to changing risk-based payment models, increase practice productivity and physician satisfaction and significantly enhance the patient experience. The company's holistic RCM solutions are enabled by agnostic technology, and the first to span the entire care continuum. The company revealed functionality enhancements to its patient engagement platform in September 2018.

FormFast (St. Louis). FormFast is the healthcare industry’s leading patient communication and electronic signature solution provider. Embraced by patients and staff, FormFast delivers more efficient and compliant solutions inside and outside the walls of healthcare organizations. With FormFast Connect for Pre-Registration™, health systems can collect co-pays before services are delivered. Due to integration with EHR systems, FormFast presents the patient with clinical, medication, demographic, and insurance data for their verification, prior to treatment. FormFast reminds the patient of outstanding balances and actively solicits payments for services already past due, kickstarting the Revenue Cycle.

FrontRunnerHC (Plymouth, Mass.). FrontRunnerHC’s software, Patient Remedi, automates the identification of active and billable coverage for patients with inaccurate or missing coverage on file. Patient Remedi reduces the need for human intervention, and in turn, improves the accuracy of patient data, freeing up to work on higher yield projects and improve client and patient satisfaction with fewer calls seeking updated patient information. With a guaranteed ROI, FrontRunnerHC is your partner who focuses on value, not volume.

FTI Consulting (Brentwood, Tenn.). FTI Consulting works with virtually every segment of the Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry to discern innovative solutions that optimize performance in the short term and prepare for future strategic, operational, financial and legal challenges. We provide a one-company team of experts across the spectrum of healthcare disciplines. These professionals have specialized capabilities and a record of success across hospital operations and restructuring, healthcare economics, and stakeholder engagement and communications. FTI Consulting offers a wide spectrum of services ranging from focused, individual initiative solutions (e.g., denials prevention) to end‐to‐end revenue cycle transformation solutions to address the specific needs of each organization.

Galen Healthcare Solutions (Chicago). Galen Healthcare Solutions is a healthcare IT technical and professional services and solutions company providing cross-platform expertise. Galen has partnered with more than 300 specialty practices, hospitals, health information exchanges and healthcare organizations to provide consulting services such as strategy, data migration, project management and interoperability. Galen Healthcare Solutions earned a spot on the 2019 Best in KLA for HIT Implementation Support & Staffing segment list.

GBS Corporation (North Canton, Ohio). GBS Revenue Cycle Management provides revenue cycle management services for healthcare organizations, assisting in reaching financial objectives by streamlining collection. GBS helps improve profitability and productivity while reducing costs and overhead.

GeBBS Healthcare Solutions (Culver City, Calif.). GeBBS Healthcare Solutions is a leading technology-enabled provider of revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions. GeBBS’ innovative technology, combined with its over 6,000-strong global workforce, helps healthcare providers and health plans improve financial performance, compliance, and patient satisfaction. GeBBS solutions include Health Information Management (HIM), Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), Patient Call Center and Risk Adjustment. Headquartered in the Los Angeles, CA area, GeBBS has won numerous accolades for its medical coding outsourcing and medical billing outsourcing, including being ranked in Modern Healthcare’s Top 15 Largest RCM Firms, Black Book Market Research’s Top 20 RCM Outsourcing Services, and Inc. 5000’s fastest growing private companies in the U.S.

Global Healthcare Alliance (Houston). Global Healthcare Alliance provides revenue cycle solutions in value-based healthcare, helping organizations make the transition from fee-for-service. With more than 30 years of experience in the field optimizing sustainable reimbursement programs that benefit providers, payers and patients, Global offers services including patient registration and scheduling; medical billing analytics and reporting; EHR interface integration; and reimbursement underpayment tracking. In October, private equity firm GTCR's Cedar Gate Technologies acquired Global Healthcare Alliance.

Global Recovery Alliance AG (Baar, Switzerland). Global Recovery Alliance AG assists hospitals and health systems with international accounts receivable. Launched in 1998, the company has worked with 1,500 hospitals in the U.S., supporting the patient financial services team in global collections. The company has five offices worldwide and 20 languages spoken in-house.

Gottlieb (Jacksonville, Fla.). Martin Gottlieb & Associates is a physician billing firm for emergency medicine and urgent care. The company provides coding and billing expertise, representing more than 4 million billed patient visits annually. MGA has improved collections for all of its clients as a long-term physician billing provider.

Grant Thornton (Chicago). Grant Thornton delivers solutions and operational improvements that help providers meet patient care, compliance and business needs. The company provides security and privacy protection, revenue cycle management and health technology solutions with personalized insight into how organizations can standardize processes and integrate workflow optimization for increased value.

Greenway Health (Tampa, Fla.). A market leader in the U.S. healthcare space for more than 40 years, Greenway provides software and services to ambulatory practices. A partnership with Greenway and its revenue cycle management service, Greenway Revenue Services (GRS), gives practices full insight into their financial standing, and proactive service from an expertly trained staff. Excelling in denial management, consultation, and billing expertise, GRS’ dedicated teams invest personally to help each practice expand their revenue potential and consults on billing best practices to optimize a practice in the front office, back office, and clinical-side to improve insurance and patient collections. This year, Greenway was named a Category Leader for Ambulatory Revenue Cycle Management Services in the Best in KLAS: Software & Services report. The company and its software were recognized for “a true partnership, transparency of financials, expertly trained staff and proactive service.”

Harmony Healthcare (Tampa, Fla.). Harmony Healthcare provides healthcare revenue cycle management strategies and workforce solutions, as well as expertise to help healthcare organizations improve clinical and financial outcomes. The company provides coding support, HIM leadership, clinical documentation improvement, audit validation review and revenue integrity solutions to help healthcare organizations manage their revenue cycles.

Harmony Healthcare IT (South Bend, Ind.). Harmony Healthcare IT offers a product that allows users to decommission legacy systems and secure records in the long term. The solution consolidates data silos and reduces maintenance costs in IT as well as helping organizations create better workflows for clinicians and HIM resources.

Healogics (Jacksonville, Fla.). Healogics provides advanced wound care services and manages nearly 800 wound care centers across the country that serve nearly 300,000 patients per year. The connected network of centers, partner hospitals and academic medical centers use an evidence-based, systematic approach to chronic wound management.

Healthcare Excellence Institute (Phoenix). HEI’s team of health system engineers works with healthcare provider organizations to transform clinical delivery, patient experience and financial performance. Utilizing a health systems engineering approach coupled with patented technology, HEI removes costs and complexity by re-engineering provider operations to improve clinical network integration, allowing them to successfully take on more risk-bearing reimbursement models.

Healthcare Resource Group (Spokane Valley, Wash.). Health Resource Group provides revenue cycle management service solutions for healthcare facilities. The company's suite includes tools to optimize patient financial services and health information management departments, designed to increase efficiency and profitability. HRG's revenue cycle management services also cover audits, revenue recovery, revenue cycle advisory and denial management.

HealthRise (Southfield, Mich.). HealthRise is an end-to-end revenue cycle management consulting firm that identifies, prioritizes and quickly eliminates obstacles in the way of a healthy revenue cycle. The company provides the right people with relevant expertise to maximize clients’ people, processes, technology and results.

HELP Financial Corporation (Plymouth, Mich.). HELP Financial provides patient financing to customers across the country. The company helps patients manage out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, providing upfront funding while decreasing the payment plan administration on the provider side. Serving its first customer in 1989, HELP Financial has since provided more than $1 billion in funding to provider partners.

himagine solutions (St. Louis). For more than 20 years, himagine has focused on the healthcare industry and has grown to the largest, independent provider of outsourced HIM services in the U.S. The company is committed to solving healthcare providers’ HIM and reimbursement challenges with innovative and differentiated solutions. Himagine’s services include coding, audit, CDI, registry and consulting.

Hiteks Solutions (New York City). Hiteks Solutions' Hiteks Insight: Real-Time Revenue Rescue platform provides computer-assisted physician documentation solutions at the point of care inside the EHR. The platform combines proprietary artificial intelligence and sub-second technology to send clarifications to physicians instantaneously and provide accurate feedback on specialty diagnoses, ICD-10 coding and quality abstraction and reporting.

HITRUST (Frisco, Texas). HITRUST is a nonprofit alliance that develops, maintains and provides broad access to compliance management and de-identification frameworks, as well as related assessment and assurance methodologies to organizations so they can create, store and exchange information securely. Founded in 2007, the alliance also leads advocacy efforts, awareness and education related to information protection.

Hollis Cobb Associates, Inc. (Duluth, Ga.). Since 1977, Hollis Cobb has provided early out and bad debt collections services, as well as insurance follow-up, denials management, A/R work down, special projects and other business office functions such as pre-certification, pre-registration, and customer service for large hospitals and health systems throughout the United States.

Hospital IQ (Newton, Mass.). Hospital IQ works with hospitals and healthcare providers to optimize long-term strategies for the future. The company's cloud-based operations planning and management platform solutions are designed to provide operational clarity and data transparency that can help organizations achieve financial stability and growth.

Huntington Technology Finance (Chicago). Huntington Technology Finance is an asset and finance provider with more than 30 years of experience partnering with hospitals. The company's inpatient Technology Refresh Programs are designed to integrate into existing processes to help control costs and include wearable clinical devices and mobile workstations for pharmacy automation, digital cath labs and robotic surgical devices. Huntington provides customized financing to meet advanced technology needs.

Imagine Software (Charlotte, N.C.). Imagine Software provides billing automation software and revenue management applications, offering technology solutions for medical billing offices, practices and hospitals. The company serves more than 40,000 physicians across multiple specialties, helping to improve financial efficiency, build provider reputation and enhance the patient experience.

Impact Advisors (Naperville, Ill.). Impact Advisors is a national healthcare consulting firm focused on delivering strategic advisory, implementation and optimization services. The company provides a suite of patient access, clinical and revenue cycle services to meet their clients' needs.

In2itive (Overland Park, Kan.). In2itive Business Solutions is a full-service healthcare revenue cycle management consultation firm focused on the ambulatory surgery center, hospital and physician practice fields. The company's leadership team has more than 75 collective years reconciling accounts, filing claims and uncovering lost revenue. In2itive's healthcare business consultants can plug into existing software or create a new hosted system to set up a fully transparent workflow that helps organizations keep finances on track.

Inbox Health (New Haven, Conn.). Inbox Health uses personalized interactions to deliver an optimal patient billing experience that reduces administrative waste and improves payment metrics. Their communication platform’s advanced technology uses a combination of emails, text messages, voice calls, and paper bills to reach patients on the right channel, with the right message, and allows patients to communicate bi-directionally to resolve issues, communicate about concerns, and transact payments. Their clients can reduce paper statement and patient support volume by 50% or more. Inbox Health focuses on selling to third party medical billers and large practices that do their own billing.

Infinx (San Jose, Calif.). Infinx provides revenue cycle management solutions for healthcare practices in multiple specialties, including radiology, pharmacy, pathology and plastic surgery. Combining the strength of a cloud-based RCM platform with an expert team of AAPC-certified medical coders and billing specialists, the company delivers solutions that focus on increasing revenue and improving cash flow. Infinx enables clients to shift emphasis from administrative details to billable patient care.

Ingenious Med (Atlanta). Ingenious Med produced a physician-designed app with patient and charge capabilities that can simplify workflow for practices and health systems. The app also promotes care coordination and communication, along with Ingenious Med's point-of-care app, to increase revenue, align care teams and reduce variation in care. Founded in 1999, the company's platform has the potential to touch one in six hospitalized patients.

Innovaccer (Berkeley, Calif.). Innovaccer is a healthcare analytics company that offers Datashop, its proprietary product developed to simplify complex data at all points of care and streamline the information. Datashop is ideal to help hospitals and healthcare providers shift to value-focused organizations. The solution can provide key insights and predictions for organizations as they make impactful decisions in the future. M12, Microsoft's investment arm, made an $11 million commitment to Innovaccer during its recent $35 million round of financing.

Innovative Healthcare Systems (Edmond, Okla.). Innovative Healthcare Systems provides revenue cycle management solutions to organizations to assist with the contracting, credentialing, coding and billing processes as well as reimbursement analysis. The company's partners have access to patient portals and customer service capabilities as well as EMR and hospital IS integration, collection strategies, and reporting capabilities.

InstaMed (Philadelphia). InstaMed provides a payment platform that processes tens of billions of dollars in healthcare payments annually. The company's network connects around two-thirds of the healthcare market, including payers, providers and consumers on one platform to reduce the risk, cost and complexity of working with multiple payment vendors.

Integrated Health Management Services (Phoenix). Integrated Health Management Services is a revenue cycle management company that focuses on government payers. IHMS helps hospitals maximize revenue from uninsured patients by enrolling them in Medicaid, as well as billing and following up with unpaid government receivables. The company aims to help hospitals operate more efficiently and collect payments faster.

InTouch Health (Santa Barbara, Calif.). InTouch Health offers providers technology-enabled solutions to assist in delivering virtual care. The company assists healthcare systems in deploying telehealth applications enterprisewide or off-site, such as in nonaffiliated hospitals and rehab centers. The company's telehealth network serves 130 health systems and 1,750 locations.

Jacobus Consulting (Irvine, Calif.). Jacobus Consulting is a healthcare consulting firm that partners with providers to improve quality, operations and financial performance. The KLAS-rated strategic advisory and management consulting firm focuses on healthcare continuum of care, revenue cycle and transition to value-based care.

Jive Software (Campbell, Calif.). Jive Software offers a single platform for care coordination, critical communication and EHR experience. Jive supports HIPAA compliance and signs HIPAA business associate agreements with its customers. The company also provides a support center and a peer support function that enables clinicians to ask each other questions about using EHR systems.

Leidos Health (Chicago). Leidos is a health IT consulting firm that provides clinical and technical expertise to support clients in selecting, implementing and optimizing IT investments. The firm's experts provide guidance in IT strategy, optimizing technology for clinical workflows, revenue cycle improvement and meeting regulatory requirements. The firm has supported more than 450 go-live projects and earned the 2017 Best in KLAS distinction for technical services.

LexBlue Professional Billing (Lexington, Ky.). LexBlue Professional Billing, Inc is a private and HIPAA compliant medical billing company that offers highly personalized services to tailor to each of our clients’ needs. The company's intuitive software along with our staff will streamline everything from scheduling and storing patient information to sending insurance claims and collecting balances. LexBlue offers revenue cycle management services to all medical specialities.

Lifepoint Informatics (Glen Rock, N.J.). Lifepoint Informatics provides solutions on a unified workflow platform for seamless interoperability across multiple modalities, application layers and end user devices. The company provides data integration solutions that facilitate health information exchange, EHR interfacing and integration, population health management and quality reporting among disparate clinical systems.

Lightning Bolt Solutions (San Francisco). Lightning Bolt Solutions is the leading provider of automated physician scheduling for hospitals and health systems around the world, managing more than 3 million physician shift hours each month. Ranked No. 1 in KLAS by healthcare customers, Lightning Bolt uses advanced AI technology to optimize hospital operations by providing source-of-truth scheduling data to payroll and HR systems and allowing patient access teams to automatically build shift schedules that align physician supply with projected patient demand.

Loyale Healthcare (Lafayette, Calif.). Loyale Healthcare offers an end-to-end suite of solutions addressing provider collections. Founded in 1990 as CashNet, the company focuses on solutions to help providers collect from patients through financing options, balance notification, online payment options and secure digital communications. The solutions can also provide cost estimates, ID verification, and eligibility, deductible and copay information.

Managed Resources (Long Beach, Calif.). Managed Resources is a professional consulting group assisting health systems, hospitals and payers across the United States in achieving accurate and appropriate charging, documentation and payment through revenue cycle management services. Their services include denials and appeals management for clinical and technical denials, clinical denial audits, charge audit and CDI services. Their specialized division, CodingAID provides facilityand professional coding, coding audit, CDI staffing and education and training, as well as staffing for direct hire, interim management and contract support.

Mastercard Data & Services. Mastercard Data & Services encompasses Mastercard's offerings beyond the transaction. We provide customers with tailored portfolios of solutions to address their pain points. By harnessing the power of real-time, anonymized and aggregated data, powerful software platforms and wealth of expertise, we empower customers to unlock a holistic view of consumer behavior, distill actionable insights and make data-driven decisions.

MC AnalyTXs (Fulshear, Texas). Founded in 1995, MC AnalyTxs's Medicare Review Project has recovered millions in underpayments for hospital clients, including some of the largest teaching hospitals in the country. MCA's proprietary computer system identifies discrepancies in claims for inpatient and outpatient visits for government and managed care payers. MCA is a Gold Level Oracle Partner, with the AnalyTxs AllPayor system featured on Oracle Cloud.

Medasource (Indianapolis). Medasource is a national healthcare technology company that offers clients flexible human capital solutions and customized engagement models to meet and scale projects. The company's consultants support popular technologies for healthcare organizations, including enterprise-level health systems; pharmaceutical, diagnostic and device companies; and health insurance providers. The company has 175 clients in the healthcare industry.

MedAssist (Louisville, Ky.). MedAssist provides a suite of revenue cycle solutions aimed at helping hospitals achieve financial stability. The company's solutions focus on eligibility and enrollment, accounts receivable management and hospital business office management to meet clients' needs as patients are responsible for a greater portion of the payment and the complexity of the revenue cycle grows.

MedData (Brecksville, Ohio). MedData is a national provider of healthcare technology solutions designed to engage patients and improve financial outcomes throughout the healthcare continuum. The company partners with more than 10,000 physicians and 3,000 hospitals nationwide to provide a unified managed service technologies solution and help them adapt to the changing healthcare environment. MedData's managed services program includes patient access and communications, revenue cycle management and consulting as well as analytics solutions for healthcare organizations. To learn more, visit www.meddata.com.

MedEvolve (Little Rock, Ark.). MedEvolve enables physician practices to work smarter and more accurately through practice management, revenue cycle management and practice analytics software and services. The company's unique consultative approach ensures solutions fit with existing processes so providers begin to see positive results from day one. MedEvolve gives physician practices a new level of insight that helps them identify problem areas and resolve issues quickly to improve the practice’s financial performance.

Medical Payment Exchange (MedX) (Rockville, Md.). Medical Patient Exchange's services assist organizations with the 277 claim status filed. The company's automated process interrogates payer portals to identify denied, pending or unprocessed claims to provide organizations with actionable data long before the remittance arrives. Founded in 2013, Medical Payment Exchange offers a cash advance to hospitals on both payer and patient responsibilities if necessary. The company is currently advancing more than $13 million per month to providers through hospital, health system and medical group relationships.

MediGain Practice Management (Dallas). MediGain Practice Management is a full-service revenue cycle company that provides an integrated portfolio of IT, process and domain expertise solutions to healthcare providers, helping them navigate the increasingly complex reimbursement environment. The company serves medical practices, clinics, hospitals and essential providers.

MediRevv (Coralville, Iowa). MediRevv is a healthcare revenue cycle management and coding company focused on improving cash flow and growing revenue for healthcare organizations. The company's full business suite includes office outsourcing, insurance and patient pay accounts receivable follow-up, and medical coding services.

Medkoder (Mandeville, La.). Medkoder is a full-service medical coding management services and technology provider. The company offers medical coding expertise in all physician service lines for the inpatient and outpatient setting, medical risk adjustment management, DRG coding management, coding education, clinical coding documentation improvement and revenue cycle consulting.

Med-Metrix (Parsippany, N.J.). Med-Metrix provides a full suite of revenue cycle software and outsourced services to the healthcare provider marketplace. The company works within customers' existing structures to enhance day-to-day operations and increase the bottom line. Med-Metrix's revenue cycle services include patient accounting, patient access, denial recovery and accounts receivable services.

MediMobile (Georgetown, Texas). MediMobile offers a highly customizable, enterprise-level suite of tools, including revenue cycle management, practice management, care coordination and business intelligence. A new technology the company developed provides visibility to clinical documentation in real time and is currently used to maximize revenue through reconciliation. The company's platform can create bills in real time at the point of service and allows for data exchange anywhere.

MedPut (New York City). As an employee benefits program, MedPut provides funds for out-of-pocket medical expenses and achieves repayment through payroll deductions at 0 percent interest. The company's goal is to encourage employees to undergo medical treatment in the early stages without using credit cards and reduce outstanding receivables for providers. The company addresses the gap between household savings and plan deductibles.

Mimecast (Boston). Founded in 2003, Mimecast provides next-generation cloud-based security, archiving and continuity services to protect customers' email and make data safer. The company delivers comprehensive email risk management services in a fully integrated subscription service. The company now has more than 960 employees and 27,300 customers worldwide.

Modernizing Medicine (Boca Raton, Fla.). Modernizing Medicine provides EMR systems designed for medical specialists and specialty practices. The company's solution provides efficient and accurate built-in coding as well as revenue cycle management and physician quality reporting system solutions.

National Medical Billing Services (St. Louis). National Medical Billing Services is a revenue cycle outsourcing company focused on ASCs and affiliated surgeons. The company also partners with hospitals that have ASC joint ventures to maximize the value of their centers. National Medical provides a wide range of services, including full revenue cycle outsourcing, managed care contracting, due diligence on potential ASC acquisitions and specialized financial analysis for ASCs.

Nemadji Research Corp. (Bruno, Minn.). Nemadji Research Corp. provides an onshore back-end data analytics revenue recovery solution operating as a final screen for healthcare providers. NRC identifies unknown, undiscovered or underpaid third-party coverage with government and non-government payers. As a “Last-in-Line” contractor, NRC generally starts its work after all other internal and external eligibility identification efforts have ended. NRC utilizes a sophisticated proprietary data-mining software and several unique methodologies blending technology and analytical expertise to identify and discover eligibility others cannot. NRC is different than a zero balance solution. NRC finds third party coverage for accounts that previously didn’t have any.

Netsmart (Overland Park, Kan.). Netsmart is a healthcare IT provider focused on integrating behavioral health and post-acute care with other healthcare provided. The company focuses on ensuring healthcare provided outside of the clinical setting is integrated with that performed within hospital or medical clinic walls. Netsmart offers consulting, IT leadership and revenue cycle management services in addition to EHR, analytics, benchmarking, consumer engagement and mobility solutions.

Newport Credentialing Solutions (Lynbrook, N.Y.). Newport Credentialing Solutions is a cloud-based software- and technology-backed services provider focused on the credentialing lifecycle. The company partners with large academic medical centers, health systems and multispecialty group practices to enhance revenue cycles and improve financial outcomes through streamlined operations and reduced credentialing-related denials. In February 2018, TractManager acquired Newport Credentialing Solutions.

Ni2 Health (Bothell, Wash.). Ni2 Health specializes in identifying new high leverage opportunities to improve an organization's financial performance. The company also provides execution leadership and support to ensure the opportunities identified become real bottom line improvements. Ni2 Health's goal is to identify and deliver $1 million to $2 million in financial performance improvement for smaller community hospitals and more for larger organizations.

Noble1 Solutions (Roswell, Ga.). Noble1 IT Hardware Support Solutions provides 24/7 help desk, onsite service and parts logistics support across North America. The company can support challenges associated with older IT datacenter equipment, making sure it works well. Noble1's managed IT services are designed with a single point of contact to manage and deliver technology, communications and vertical line of business applications, while the extended IT services are focused on mission-critical communications including email, mobile device management and data storage.

Noble Systems (Atlanta). Noble Systems assists in customer communications with their contact center, workforce management and analytics technologies solutions. The company's 4,000-plus client installations worldwide function on Noble's omnichannel premise, cloud and hybrid platforms to manage customer contacts. Founded in 1989, the company's solutions are designed for organizations to communicate more effectively with their customers.

Nokia (Cambridge, Mass.). Nokia Patient Care is a patient-centric remote monitoring solution with a dashboard designed to monitor chronic conditions and prevent readmissions. The technology combines connected health devices and a real-time monitoring dashboard that is integrated directly in the EMR, allowing clinical teams to prioritize outreach and targeted interventions by leveraging patient-generated health data.

nThrive (Alpharetta, Ga.). NThrive provides technology, advisory expertise, services and analytics for healthcare organizations. The company offers patient access solutions, medical coding services, claims and medical billing solutions, contract management, recovery and collections. NThrive's claims management and billing solutions achieved a 98 percent payer claims acceptance rate through more than 28,000 nThrive edits.

Nordic (Madison, Wis.). Healthcare organizations are challenged to deliver higher quality care at a lower cost. Nordic's award-winning team provides consulting services focused on strategy, technology, and operations, as well as managed services, that result in a stronger business with better patient outcomes.

Nuance (Burlington, Mass.). Nuance's healthcare solutions are designed to capture and communicate patient information to physicians and healthcare organizations. The company offers clinical speech recognition, medical transcription, coding and diagnostic imaging solutions to drive better patient care and financial outcomes. Nuance currently serves more than 10,000 healthcare organizations in the U.S.

OM1 (Boston). OM1's outcomes management and predictive analytics tools are designed to take big data and make it meaningful and personalized to institutions. As a result, leaders can make informed decisions based on insights that consider "what if" rather than "what was." The company is focused on helping hospitals succeed with value-based care and alternative payment models, optimizing outcomes and providing tools to predict high-risk patients that can ultimately lower the total cost of care.

Oneview (Dublin). Oneview provides interactive patient engagement and clinical workflow solutions to healthcare organizations. The Oneview Patient Engagement and Clinical Workflow Solution provides the foundation for Oneview's services and functions. The platform provides a point-of-care access to IT systems through a variety of end-user devices.

Ontario Systems (Muncie, Ind.). As a revenue cycle management company, Ontario Systems is responsible for managing around $40 billion in receivables at five of the 15 largest hospital networks in the U.S. Founded in 1980, the company provides accounts receivable management and revenue cycle management solutions to healthcare providers.

Optum (Eden Prairie, Minn.). In 2016, Optum, a part of United Health Group, received a No. 1 ranking in revenue cycle management from Black Book for Optum360, the company's revenue cycle services. Optum360 helps healthcare organizations optimize their revenue cycle in the fee-for-service environment while preparing for value-based care with cost-saving automation, efficient staffing and standardized technology. The platform provides analytics-driven insights to transform hospital revenue cycles. Optum360 currently serves four of five facilities across the U.S. with revenue cycle management solutions.

Orion State Licensing (Irvine, Calif.). Orion State Licensing is a full-service licensing support company focused on providing a comprehensive approach to the debt and revenue cycle industries. The company helps organizations obtain and maintain state licensing and registration. The company's services are especially prudent for organizations trying to collect for physician offices in states that require a local key person or qualified manager; Orion can help find the right out-of-state collection personnel.

OSG Diamond Healthcare Solutions (Carol Stream, Ill.). OSG Diamond Healthcare Solutions specializes in creating and delivering patient obligation communications for healthcare revenue cycle management. Through their proprietary technology, tools, and processes they help providers accelerate their accounts receivable cash flow, enhance financial management, and improve their image with their patients. OSG Diamond Healthcare Solutionsprovides patient-focused custom statement solutions both in print and digital formats that help improve patients’ understanding of their financial obligation to speed up payment collection and create a more positive patient experience — all delivered via a transparent, cost-effective print management system that boosts staff productivity and reduces costs.

Outcome Health (Chicago). Outcome Health develops technologies that provide actionable intelligence on conditions, treatments and lifestyle choices during healthcare delivery. The company's platforms include a digital waiting room screen, patient mobile, digital wall board, and exam room and infusion room tablet. Outcome Health's network reaches 585 million patient visits annually through 230,000 healthcare professional users.

Patientco (Atlanta). Patientco is an enterprise payment solution designed to help healthcare systems maximize patient payments. Patientco offers a user-friendly automated payment platform and keeps the process moving from initial co-pays to statements and eBills that provide an efficient and secure solution the maximizing patient revenue.

PatientFocus (Nashville, Tenn.). PatientFocus was founded in 2009 as an outsourced patient-pay billing solution extending the business offices of healthcare clients with non-recourse patient financing and full-service patient outreach including statements, call center, and online portal. The company has a long track record of increasing patient revenue while protecting the patient experience for all clients. The PatientFocus platform uses HIPAA-compliant technology to integrate into any healthcare management system, and provides the data and insights needed to drive significant results.

PatientKeeper (Waltham, Mass.). PatientKeeper is a leading provider of healthcare applications for physicians, offering a suite of solutions that streamline physicians' workflow and integrate with existing information systems. PatientKeeper’s electronic charge capture software streamlines the billing process by electronically capturing professional charges right within a physician's workflow while also improving reimbursement and revenue assurance. The solution is available to both hospitals as well as small and mid-size physician practices.

PatientMatters (Orlando, Fla.). PatientMatters is a patient access and advocacy company that helps hospitals and health systems improve up-front cash collections, reduce bad debt and enhance the overall patient financial engagement experience. Its IntelliPass® system restructures revenue cycle management from the top down by combining key business functions with data integration tools and proven best practice strategies to produce a financial experience personalized for each patient.

Patientory (Atlanta). Patientory is a blockchain solution for healthcare, developed to drive population health management by allowing healthcare organizations to store and submit data securely through the blockchain and smart contracts. The company connects physicians, care providers and consumers on one secure platform to work together on providing patient care.

PatientPay (Durham, N.C.). PatientPay helps revenue cycle management groups collect more patient payments than traditional methods while reducing costs by up to 50 percent. The company collects payments in under 14 days on average with a patient payment suite that reduces call volume and manual efforts.

Perry Johnson & Associates, Inc. (Henderson, Nev.). Perry Johnson & Associates, Inc. offers over 30 years of expertise and innovations in healthcare information technology that increases healthcare providers’ efficiencies, accuracy and financial performance. PJ&A Solutions in Clinical Documentation, Coding & Auditing, Revenue Cycle Management, Data Mining, Teleradiology, and AI Consulting optimizes workflows, maximizes reimbursements, identifies actionable trends, reduces risks and helps to improve overall patient care.

Philips Wellcentive (Alpharetta, Ga.). Philips Wellcentive provides population health management programs to drive quality improvement, revenue growth and business transformation. The company's platform is designed to aggregate patient data across networks and disparate systems, analyze the data into a single patient record and deliver accountability to payers throughout the revenue cycle. Healthcare organizations can use the platform to measure quality, maximize payer collaboration and capitalize on new payment models while preparing for and executing value-based care.

PhishLabs (Charleston, S.C.). PhishLabs provides 24/7 cyber security services to protect against threats. The company's proprietary technology, intelligence and human expertise combined can detect, analyze and stop targeted attacks. Founded in 2008, the company aims to protect data and healthcare systems while reducing the risk for online fraud.

PMMC (Charlotte, N.C.). PMMC provides revenue cycle services to healthcare delivery systems, acute care hospitals, critical access hospitals and physician groups. The company focuses on contract management, providing estimates for patients with high-deductible health plans and chargemaster review. With more than 30 years of revenue cycle expertise, the company's services help healthcare organizations uncover missed revenue opportunities in underpayments and denials, price transparency, and value-based reimbursement.

Praxis Healthcare Solutions (Plano, Texas). Praxis Healthcare Solutions includes specialists in maximizing reimbursements and accelerating payments for healthcare providers nationwide. Praxis' approach uses the combined resources of legal, clinical and financial experts to maximize recovery, accelerate revenue and reduce future denials.

Privacy Analytics (Ontario, Canada). Privacy Analytics provides data de-identification and anonymization for healthcare organizations to ensure individual privacy and legal compliance. Services include certification, training, data governance advisory services and consultation to help healthcare organizations establish organization-wide best practices.

Precision Medical Billing (Houston). Precision Medical Billing was launched in 1995 and is dedicated to helping physicians, home health agencies and hospice groups with medical billing and claims management. The company provides successful revenue collections services as well as practice management consulting and medical billing chart audits.

Professional Credit Service (Vancouver, Wash.). Professional Credit Service provides tools and services to improve patient financial engagement and cash flow. The company has more than 80 years of experience in accounts receivable management, collections and accounts receivable outsourcing, and aims to improve the self-pay experience. PCS has resolved more than 1 million accounts for clients since its inception in 1933.

Professional Recovery Consultants/Horizon Health Fund (Durham, N.C.). Professional Recovery Consultants and its wholly owned subsidiary Horizon Health Fund together form a complete solution to self-pay receivables management. The company has performed EBO and bad debt collections for nearly 40 years and now offers patient financing options, giving patients payment flexibility and offering providers an infusion of cash.

Progressive Management Systems (West Covina, Calif.). Progressive Management Systems is an employee-owned receivables solution company focused on serving the healthcare industry. Founded in 1978, the company works with healthcare organizations to improve financial performance while maintaining the organization's reputation in the community. The company provides first-party collections, third-party collections and insurance follow-up services.

Pure Storage (Mountain View, Calif.). Pure Storage provides health systems an option for simplifying digital storage for mission-critical EHR, VDI and enterprise imaging environments. The company's end-to-end data platform is powered by cloud-connected software, allowing users to manage data from anywhere on a mobile device

QGenda (Atlanta). QGenda provides cloud-based automated physician scheduling software to more than 1,500 customers in 30-plus medical specialties. QGenda is designed to optimize hospital and health system workforce with smart resource management, centralized scheduling, real-time mobile access to clock in and out, and time and attendance tracking that integrates into leading payroll systems.

Quest Diagnostics (Secaucus, N.J.). Quest Diagnostics is a provider of medical billing solutions and services that include denial management, payer management and fee schedule review. The company provides billing specialists to maintain fee schedules and support financial reporting. The company also offers payment solutions and includes Quanum EHR and Quanum Practice Management within its Quanum revenue cycle management solution.

Qventus (Mountain View, Calif.). Qventus' platform is designed to help hospitals interpret data and close the gap between data and action. The artificial intelligence software solution allows for operational improvement in real time and could improve financial performance, patient experience and patient safety while reducing cognitive burden on the frontline teams. Qventus aims to help hospitals and emergency departments solve operational challenges and identify patient issues before they occur, as well as recommend immediate and accurate courses of action.

R1 RCM (Chicago). R1 RCM is a revenue cycle management partner for healthcare systems of all payment models, care settings and patient engagement strategies. The company uses an operating model based on R1 Performance Stack designed to fit seamlessly into healthcare organizations' infrastructure and enhance the patient experience. The company also provides physician advisory services and serves approximately 140 hospitals across the country.

RCM Enterprise Services/SCC Soft Computer (Clearwater, Fla.). RCM Enterprise Services works with hospitals to build revenue-generating programs that leverage the hospital's laboratory asset for higher profit margins. The company provides healthcare organizations with laboratory, pathology and genetics software as well as front-end client connectivity, back-end claims management and professional services with minimal capital expense.

Recondo Technology (Greenwood Village, Colo.). Recognized by Black Book Research as one of the top three leaders in revenue cycle management software, Recondo’s solutions are used in over 900 hospitals to assure proper payments across the care continuum. The company is on the forefront of automating RCM processes that include prior authorization retrieval, patient coverage confirmation, claim status verification, and patient price estimates. In March 2019, Recondo Technology partnered with MedeAnalytics to develop a revenue cycle transaction solution.

Redox (Madison, Wis.). Redox is an integration platform and service for healthcare systems and digital healthcare applications. The company's interoperable network and standardized API allows organizations to integrate software applications with EHR.

Relatient (Franklin, Tenn.). Relatient is a web-based patient relationship and engagement solution that uses real-time healthcare data to communicate with patients. The company empowers provider networks to improve patient engagement with automated communication that helps improve revenue, increase compliance, lower costs and foster patient relationships. In March, Relatient partnered with Nextech to give Nextech clients access to Relient products.

RevClaims (Jackson, Miss.). RevClaims is a highly specialized revenue cycle management solution partnering with healthcare revenue cycle management professionals and patients affected by accidental injuries. The company can help clients navigate third-party liability, motor vehicle accident, workers compensation or U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs billing. In 2016 and 2017, the company earned a spot as the Blackbook No. 1 Vendor for Complex Claims, and the company recently hit a milestone of achieving 1 million accounts.

RevCycle (Marshfield, Wis.). RevCycle partners with healthcare organizations as a single vendor for all revenue cycle needs. The company's comprehensive suite of business office solutions are designed to optimize the revenue cycle and handle bad debt collections. RevCycle provides class services ranging from coding to claim denial management, and insurance follow-up, point of service solutions and patient responsibility collections in addition to other services.

RevCycle+ (Overland Park, Kan.). RevCycle+ provides charge capture and coding services to outpatient settings including emergency departments and urgent care centers. The company combines intelligent coding technology with expert services for a solution designed to provide more accurate coding and improved financial outcomes for healthcare organizations.

RevSpring (Livonia, Mich.). RevSpring is a technology services company that helps healthcare providers engage patients throughout their encounter. The company's end-to-end integrated patient engagement platform is powered by big data, analytics and automated workflow decisions that communicate with the patient on billing and payments. RevSpring's solution is designed to drive the life cycle of each financial encounter.

RightPatient (Atlanta). RightPatient is a cloud-based platform that can recognize patients through photos and link to their medical data. Health systems including Novant Health, Duke Health, Ohio Health and Baptist Health South Florida use RightPatient to identify and access patient information securely. The HIPAA-compliant solution can identify patients at registration areas, kiosks, the emergency department and other areas, and retrieve their medical information.

RSource (Boca Raton, Fla.). Improving revenue cycle performance and patient satisfaction. RSource maximizes third-party reimbursements for hospitals through the company's payer experts and innovative business processes. The company has programs to help reduce the number of claims denied or delayed for COB/CWF issues; quickly recover on MVA/TPL and Workers’ Comp Claims; provide clinical denial recovery using RSource payer experts, legal and nursing teams; and the newest program can help reduce clinical denials (before they occur) by 60 percent.

Sage Data Security (Portland, Maine). Sage Data Security is an independent cybersecurity consulting firm that offers services to support an organization's cybersecurity lifecycle. Founded in 2002, the company provides program development, training, tech testing and digital forensics through the nDiscovery Managed Threat Detection platform. In May 2018, Tyler Technologies acquired Sage Data Security.

Salud Revenue Partners (Lafayette, Ind.). Salud Revenue Partners helps healthcare providers reduce revenue cycle complexity, freeing leaders and staff to focus on improving operations and results. It’s services and technology help streamline business offices, diagnose performance gaps, achieve the highest coding accuracy, resolve difficult accounts receivable and implement patient-centered solutions to self-pay.

Serbin Medical Billing (Fort Myers, Fla.). Serbin Medical Billing is a revenue cycle management company focused on providing coding, billing and accounts receivable management services to ASCs, hospital joint venture centers and anesthesia providers. Founded more than 30 years ago, the company tailors services to each client and aims to provide efficient, compliant and quality-driven revenue cycle assistance.

SHERLOQ® Solutions (Tampa, Fla.). SHERLOQ® Solutions delivers a healthier bottom line to health systems, hospitals and physician groups nationwide. With an emphasis on patient satisfaction and outstanding revenue recovery, their RCM experts provide unmatched results in early-out self-pay, customer service, insurance billing and follow-up, denials and appeals management, and third-party debt collection.

Simplee (Palo Alto, Calif.). Founded in 2010, Simplee offers a patient financial care platform with technology that creates a modern billing and payment experience for patients. The company also partners with healthcare leaders on revenue cycle management. Around 1,300 providers use Simplee today.

Simpler Consulting (Ottumwa, Iowa). Simpler Consulting, part of IBM Watson Health, is a management consulting firm that helps organizations improve performance through lean transformations. The company works with clients to develop organizational culture and continuously seek opportunities for improvement. Simpler's proprietary Simpler Business System can help stimulate impacting results.

Sipi Asset Recovery (Elk Grove Village, Ill.). Sipi Asset Recovery provides collections, transportation and logistics, data wiping, remarketing, and asset destruction and recycling, as well as asset redeployment and regulatory management services. The company helps organizations overcome surplus technology challenges while protecting sensitive data and documenting all relevant security, environmental and industry regulations.

Smart Source Healthcare Communications (Charlotte, N.C.). Smart Source is a global communication solutions provider that aims to enhance the patient experience. The company's solution reaches the entire revenue cycle, from appointment reminders to statements, offering payment estimations and point of sale collections in addition to a digital wayfinding app.

SnapMD (Glendale, Calif.). SnapMD is a private-label cloud-based virtual care management system focused on the telemedicine experience. The VCM was developed for healthcare providers to engage patients remotely using consumer-based devices. The SnapMD technology gives healthcare providers a new tool to offer telehealth under their brand with their physicians.

Softek Solutions (Prairie Villages, Kan.). Softek OnTrack provides consulting services and software solutions to optimize system performance and revenue integrity at Cerner Millennium hospitals. OnTrack gives users visibility into acute and chronic system issues that could put patients and business at risk, and provides expertise to resolve the issues.

SOC Telemed (Reston, Va.). SOC Telemed provides acute care telemedicine services and technology to around 400 hospitals in 36 states. The company's platform offers an end-to-end solution to optimize or expand telemedicine programs across acute and non-acute care sites. Founded in 2004 by physicians, the company has grown over the years to include teleNeurology, teleIntensivist and telePsychiatry platforms.

S&P Consultants (Braintree, Mass.). S&P Consultants have a 20-year history in health IT, facilitating realistic infrastructures along all parties in HIS implementation. The InTegritySM approach provides a genetic roadmap and adaptive framework to organizations aiming for success with Cerner projects. KLAS recognized S&P Consultants as a select firm in its 2017 implementation services report.

Sphere (Nashville, Tenn.). Sphere, powered by TrustCommerce technology, provides secure payment processing, offering a comprehensive suite of healthcare solutions with a focus on payment security, data protection, and risk mitigation. Featuring PCI Validated Point-to-Point encryption (P2PE), tokenization, and EMV, Sphere solutions assist healthcare providers and partners in reducing the cost and complexity of PCI DSS compliance. Sphere provides payment services for many of the largest healthcare systems in the United States. Our payment solutions are integrated with top EHR systems and patient billing systems.

Spok (Springfield, Va.). Spok created the Spok Care Connect platform to deliver clinical information to care teams and improve patient outcomes. The platform is designed to enhance clinician workflow, support administrative compliance and provide better patient experiences. More than 1,900 hospitals across the U.S. use Spok, including 65 percent of Magnet hospitals.

SSI Group (Mobile, Ala.). SSI Group provides revenue cycle management solutions and analytics to partnering healthcare providers, payers and ASCs. The company's product suite covers claims management, access management and performance management with integrated analytics. Founded in 1988, the company is committed to streamlining workflow, increasing revenue, improving efficiency and reducing costs for healthcare organizations.

Streamline Health (Atlanta). Streamline Health provides revenue cycle optimization solutions and technology-enabled services and analytics for healthcare organizations. The company's solutions are designed to provide revenue integrity and drive quality across the enterprise.

Surgical Information Systems (Alpharetta, Ga.). Since 1996, Surgical Information Systems has served around 3,000 surgical facilities and 10,000 operating rooms across North America. The company provides a web-based ASC clinical documentation system solution, ASC management solution and analytics designed specifically for the outpatient setting. The company’s hospital offerings cover a complete operating room solution designed to improve workflow and information management during the surgical platform.

Surgical Notes (Dallas). Founded in 1997, Surgical Notes is a healthcare IT solutions company focused on revenue cycle products and services for the ASC industry. The company provides transcription, coding, medical records, billing and collections, and revenue cycle management software solutions for ASCs.

SwervePay (Chicago). SwervePay Health works directly with providers, billing companies, and software companies to solve for patient payments in and out of the office. The innovative solution combines mobile one-click and zero-click AI payments, with an intuitive in-office POS solution that includes card on file, payment plans, and quick portal payments. Patients never have to download and app, find a paper statement, or remember usernames and passwords.

Symplr (Houston). Symplr offers payer enrollment services with federal and commercial health plans as well as initial credentialing, recredentialing and relocating providers. The company works with payers on the healthcare provider's behalf to complete the credentialing process, enabling providers to ramp up, cover overhead and mitigate bad debt.

SYNERGEN Health (Dallas). SYNERGEN Health provides services to clients in more than 45 states that range from physician groups, hospitals, surgery centers, urgent care and enterprise diagnostics labs. SYNERGEN’s RCM transformation services seamlessly scales, supports and streamlines a health care organization’s revenue cycle process from patient intake to payment collections. We drive sustainable improvements in RCM to maximize revenue by streamlining processes, optimizing payer-provider collaboration and enhancing the patient payment experience. Our technology solutions include DOCTRIX Analytics, SYNERGEN Pay for patient statements and payments, robotic automation, automated coding, convenient in-house software integrations, and machine learning to effectively manage denials and underpayments to increase collections.

Tanium (Emeryville, Calif.). Tanium provides enterprisewide security, control and management of endpoints throughout large healthcare organizations and government enterprises. The company works with the security and IT operations teams to examine endpoints across the enterprise, retrieve data on the current and historical state, and execute necessary change.

TechSolve (Cincinnati). TechSolve's Theia350 is a web-based data visualization platform that provides actionable analytics aimed at increasing revenue and driving growth. The company has more than 4 billion claims records in its database, which is updated every 33 days. The company has more than 35 years of experience in the industry, working with more than 100 hospitals and health systems to provide process improvement training, assessments, project implementation, lean transformation and consulting support.

TELCOR (Lincoln, Neb). TELCOR empowers laboratories to improve back office processes by streamlining the revenue cycle workflow, thus reducing labor-intensive processes and operating costs. TELCOR RCM provides a high level of visibility to business operations, allowing executives the ability to make more informed decisions. Reducing labor costs, increasing efficiencies and improving key performance indicators help laboratories increase collections and improve profitability.

TigerText (Santa Monica, Calif.). TigerText provides more than 7,000 facilities with clinical communication solutions designed to help providers communicate and collaborate more effectively. The technology is also designed to increase productivity, reduce costs and improve patient outcomes. TigerText can integrate with critical hospital systems, including EHR, nurse call and scheduling solutions.

TransUnion (Chicago). TransUnion Healthcare is a trusted provider of Healthcare Revenue Protection® solutions to maximize reimbursement, improve patient engagement and prevent revenue leakage. TransUnion leverages data assets, market-leading revenue cycle management technologies, and deep insights into consumer financial behavior and reimbursement methodologies, to help providers reduce uncompensated care and maximize revenue with one of the most effective revenue protection solutions on the market today.

TriZetto Provider Solutions, A Cognizant Company (Englewood, Colo.). TriZetto Provider Solutions leverages industry-leading solutions to provide comprehensive revenue cycle management services to help organizations with billing, analytics, appeals, clinical integration and digital patient engagement.

TruBridge (Mobile, Ala.). TruBridge offers services and software solutions designed to increase productivity and maximize reimbursement. More than 800 TruBridge experts help organizations overcome challenges and improve the revenue cycle end to end.

United Collection Bureau (Toledo, Ohio). United Collection Bureau offers customized solutions to more than 250 healthcare organizations to provide financial stability, acute analytical skills and technical capabilities for a more effective revenue cycle. The company's solutions include the Extended Business Office, presumptive charity analytics, insurance resolution, bad debt recovery and call center services.

Upfront Healthcare Services (Chicago). Upfront Healthcare helps medical practices grow market share through the transition from fee-for-service to value-based care. Upfront Healthcare's Visit Value Technology was developed to predict and prioritize visits in need of pre-visit action and Visit Optimization Services executes pre-visit actions. The company uncovers the root causes for low-value visits and helps clients drive top-of-license care, reduce leakage and realize a return on quality.

Vision96 (Rosemont, Ill.). Vision96 works with clients to develop customized IT solutions. The company develops end-to-end IT solutions to ensure availability and security of mission-critical data and applications. The company offers services for VMware, Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle, MS SQL Server and other enterprise applications.

Vee Technologies (New York City). Vee Technologies provides coding, revenue cycle management and analytics solutions that enable hospitals, health systems, ACOs and physician practices to achieve business objectives. The company's revenue cycle management services include streamlining revenue flow, enforcing accurate policies, going after underpayments and facilitating compliance with regulations.

VestaCare (La Jolla, Calif.). VestaCare helps hospitals and other medical care providers secure patient-responsibility revenue. The company's systems secure near-term and final patient payments at the time of service, and VestaCare's new Single Sign-On solution integrates its patient pay portal with hospital EHR portals so patients can see clinical and business information from EHR and manage payment arrangements simultaneously.

Virtual Revenue Solutions (Pittsburgh). Virtual Revenue Solutions provides full-service RCM solutions designed to help practices lower A/R days, increase collections, lower overhead and increase per visit revenue. The company's deliverables aim to accelerate cash flow, remedy RCM leaks and enhance business processes. VRS offers a true RCM solution over any PM/EHR solution and offers GE's Centricity PM/EHR Platform to practices looking for a new software solution.

VisiQuate (Santa Rosa, Calif.). VisiQuate provides an enterprise-scale business analytics solution to integrate and simplify complex data as well as provide insights and actionable workflows. The company offers revenue and denial management analytics; patient pay segmentation and analytics; workflow performance analytics; and value care analytics.

VitalWare (Yakima, Wash.). VitalWare is a mid-revenue cycle SaaS solutions provider, specializing in health-IT applications. The company aims to make the business of healthcare easier through its intuitive cloud-based technologies and regulatory content expertise. Their VitalCDM solution earned the company a 2019 Best in KLAS rating for Software and Services.

Voluware (Huntington Beach, Calif.). Voluware provides cloud-based, automated solutions for manual administrative healthcare transactions. The company's platform automates prior to authorization for all payers, then places the information into one workspace. The platform also eliminates paper faxing and integrates practice management systems with payer web portals, which can save time and cost as well as provide visibility on accounts receivable holds, denials and write-offs.

Vyne (Dunwoody, Ga.). Vyne is a secure health information exchange provider with electronic healthcare communication management solutions. The company has a single highly integrated platform to securely exchange protected health information and manage communication between patients, providers, payers and partners. The solution is used at more than 800 hospitals and health systems as well as more than 57,000 dental practices in the U.S. Vyne recently announced agreements with Adventist Health System and Christus Health.

Waystar (Louisville, Ky.). Waystar provides technology to simplify the healthcare revenue cycle and improve the financial health of their clients across care settings. Waystar was founded in 2016 through the combination of Navicure and ZirMed, and developed a single, unified platform in 2017. The company's cloud-based software-as-a-service platform addresses revenue cycle functions including patient billing and payments, financial analytics, denial management and revenue integrity. Backed by Bain Capital, Waystar's platform supports 450,000 providers, 750 health systems and 5,000 payers.

WebPT (Phoenix). WebPT is an EMR software, revenue cycle management and practice management solution for physical, occupational and speech therapists. The company's platform has a user community of 10,000 clinics and 83,000 rehab professionals who use it for scheduling, documentation, billing, outcomes tracking and business reporting. The software integrates with large systems, including hospital-based EMRs. WebPT has achieved 96 percent revenue growth in the past two years and placed on the Inc. 5000 list for six consecutive years.

Windstream (Little Rock, Ark.). Windstream is a Fortune 500 company dedicated to connecting healthcare providers and assisting in effective communication and collaboration to deliver personalized healthcare experiences. The company provides customized solutions for healthcare providers to safeguard private patient information, improve the patient experience and centralize scheduling, transfers and referrals.

Wolters Kluwer (Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands). Wolters Kluwer provides research products and software solutions for regulatory, legal and business professionals. Healthcare organizations use the company's MediRegs and ComplyTrack platforms to ensure practical compliance, reimbursement and risk management solutions.

Workday (Pleasanton, Calif.). Workday is a leading provider of enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources. Founded in 2005, Workday delivers financial management, human capital management, planning, and analytics applications designed for the world's largest companies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Organizations ranging from medium-sized businesses to Fortune 50 enterprises have selected Workday.

Xtend Healthcare (Hendersonville, Tenn.). Xtend Healthcare provides onsite accelerated recovery to quickly resolve receivables backlogs or manage the transition to a new IT system or facility. The company's business office services serve as an extension of a client's revenue cycle staff and provide automated follow-up to determine the status of outstanding claims. The company also provides self-pay services and HIM consulting and coding.

Zayo Group (Boulder, Colo.). Zayo provides communication infrastructure services, including fiber and bandwidth connectivity, connection and cloud infrastructure. The company aims to reshape healthcare as hospitals are moving toward digitization of records and experiencing demand for bandwidth and high-performance, private reliable connectivity and infrastructure.

Zebu Compliance Solutions (Portsmouth, Ohio). Founded in 1999, Zebu provides revenue cycle services and solutions including claims scrub, outpatient coding, staff and vendor monitoring, and Medicare credentialing for providers. The company also provides clients support from their technical support staff and coding team.

ZingBox (Mountain View, Calif.). ZingBox provides hospitals, companies and manufacturing facilities with "internet of things" security software to help ensure service delivery. The company's approach is based on deep learning and enforced trusting behavior. The company focuses on internet of things security solutions and protection.

Zotec Partners (Carmel, Ind.). Zotec Partners provides revenue cycle management solutions to large multispecialty groups and health systems. The company's enterprise solutions serve hundreds of hospital-based, multispecialty physicians and manage more than 80 million medical encounters. Zotec has more than 100 credentialed experts who provide client services, as well as a practice management team that provides personalized services to grow a practice. Zotec also offers proprietary technology designed to meet revenue cycle challenges, business intelligence to mine practice data and a revenue cycle platform.

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