Physician Services Healthcare Assessments
Practice Assessments – Uncover cash flow improvement opportunities, quantify as part of the final report.
Review of Billing – Timely and accurately submission of claims.
Review of Collections – Improve the collection percentage of Accounts Receivable.
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litigation – assist in the defense of payor audits or contract reimbursement issues.
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Presented by
Michael J. McLafferty CPA, MBA, CHFP, FACMPE
Partner, Healthcare Services Group
Physician Services
- Practice Assessments – Look to uncover cash flow improvement opportunities – quantify as part of the final report
- Review of Billing – Timely and accurately submission of claims
- Review of Collections – Improve the collection percentage of Accounts Receivable
- Managed care contract review – compare practice reimbursement rates against current market rates and negotiate increases
- Coding and documentation review – certified coders review coding and supporting documentation
- Interim management – manage a practice while a new administrator/manager is being recruited
- Healthcare litigation – assist in the defense of payor audits or contract reimbursement issues
- Internal control review – set up controls for financial processes to prevent fraud and improve efficiency
- Compliance programs – billing, privacy and security
- Credentialing – credential physicians in payors to insure they are reimbursed for services provided to members
- Business valuation – valuation specialists establish the value of a physician practice
- IT security review – internal controls reviewed relative to IT network and software
Contact: Michael McLafferty, 732-287-1000 Ext. 1284
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