Discover How Our Staffing and Billing Expertise...
Can reduce your account receivables

Financial HealthSource was formed to address interim management and staffing needs and reduce accounts receivable on a project or long-term basis.  We hire only high quality performers so that your accounts receivable is treated with knowledge and tenacity in the collection process.  Our specialists have familiarity with a wide variety of payers and will learn the payers in your region quickly.  Discover our competitive fees and how we have improved cash flow at other institutions!
 

Billing Specialists

Our Billing Specialists are highly motivated and accustomed to a fast paced environment.  They are familiar with both professional and facility billing and can perform all tasks associated with the revenue cycle including registration, financial counseling, collection of self-pay accounts, auditing and credit balance clean-up.  Strong problem solving skills are a result of our specialists' extensive experience in billing and claims follow-up.

Financial Healthsource Billing Specialists are well organized and aggressive in collections.  Many of the specialists have extensive backgrounds in billing for major payers including Medicare, Blue Cross, Medicaid and commercial insurance companies.  The unmatched success we have established in billing is a result of our specialist' excellent attention to detail and quality assurance testing.
 

Interim Directors, Managers, Team Leaders

Let us assist you in managing a large office by providing our highly effective Managers and Team Leaders.  Put your administrative hassles to rest when these individuals assist in the management of your patient financial services.

Our Directors exhibit leadership qualities and consistently reduce the accounts receivable for our clients.  They are known for their mobilization of staff abilities to new heights of performance.  All directors possess good communication skills and interact with senior client Management.

Fitch Public Finance Health Care Special Report (June 2001) states,
"...hospitals are also facing shortages of billers/coders (18%).