Managing challenges especially at the front desk with the right consistency, a hospital provider knows how difficult it can be in the longer run! In most cases, finding someone who exhibits trust and excellence can be hard to find. The nature of care especially with inpatient admissions is immediate.
It creates a lot of challenges for providers to find answers with benefits coverage, patient demographic entries, and the intricacies of billing and inpatient claims clean. As a provider, it will be pertinent to find answers to these challenges early if you are looking to stand with a competitive edge in the market place.
The best part of working with a reliable company that specializes in driving your pending volume of hospital accounts receivable should be the idea ahead. However, it will be important to do an extensive fact-checking on the expertise and speak to the references of the company that you are planning to outsource your aging accounts receivable as a hospital.
How GoTelecare demonstrates trust
Over the last decade, GoTelecare has truly earned a unique recognition of working with some of the largest hospitals across the country. Our niche presence, ability to deliver support as a reliable operational extension are second to none. Moreover, we have a unique recognition of working with both payers and providers making us a perfect RCM destination that extends specialized support.
At just 1% of collections, we make sure that every account and dollar value is chased. Our team has been extremely successful in working with aging hospital accounts receivable as old as three years. Also, we know to bring back all your money realized with our timely submission of claims, working on your process of filing for appeals and underpayments.
Looking to know more about how we demonstrate our expertise. Schedule a call with our experts and know-how we set the tone in your accounts payable and help you focus on your patient care. GoTelecare has the near-perfect plan to transform your cash flow as a next-gen RCM destination.
