Preserving Profitability
Outsourcing is today an accepted management tool used to
drive efficiencies and economies. As more Corporations seek
to outsource non-core yet mission critical activities, it
is imperative to find a partner that will help the outsourcing
process with a great degree of reliability and expertise.
MediGain takes our partners back office into our front office
allowing them to focus on their core competency . . . patient
care.
For example, uncollected medical debt has grown by 139% over
the last decade and exceeded $27B each year (AHA) with approximately
6%+ of hospital accounts not collected on each year. Providers
are working harder, receiving less compensation and incurring
additional overhead costs to handle the extra layers and requirements
of new plans and legislation. Healthcare providers are facing
increased financial crisis due to:
- Escalating medical service costs
- Lower and increasingly delayed payments from insurers and Federal health insurance organizations
- High percentages of write offs
- Increasing regulatory paperwork burdens
- Millions of Americans have no coverage
- Declining Margins
- Increase in A/R days
- Increase in claims audits
Acutely aware of these pain points facing healthcare providers, MediGain focuses on preserving profitability and our unique delivery model allows us to provide our partners the following benefits:
- Preservation of Profits that have already been earned but not collected.
- Reduced A/R days
- Maximized cash flow
- Lowered collection/billing costs
- More resources to manage denials and follow-up more efficiently
- Reduced bad-debt write-offs
- Third party contractual compliance
- Granular tracking call management and better understand your operations
- Increase Profits
MediGain aims to help Healthcare providers preserve the profits they have already generated. Our model provides our partners approximately cost 40% savings versus working with US companies, while providing more resources and a highly skilled and educated workforce to improve efficiencies and returns versus domestic operations.
For example, using a typical US provider costs and recovery
rates, a facility that does $1M in billing per month might
save $70,000, $840,000 in profit preservation each year, and
could then expect increased profit preservation as the additional
resources and focus deliver operational efficiencies and improvements.
This sole focus allows our partners to preserve their profitability
and focus on patient care.
This sole focus allows our partners to
preserve their profitability and focus on patient care.
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