Park Dansan offers a variety of Healthcare Services designed to enhance or replace existing business office functions. We provide significant experience and expertise within all facets of the revenue cycle and extended business office functions.
Injury Claims
Most acute and clinical care providers fail to capture the lost revenue from injury claims due to routing the claim to private insurance or classifying the patient as self pay. Park Dansan's InjuryQuest Program increases a hospital's cash flow by providing expertise in recovering monies that are difficult to identify or collect. Hospital employees have enough stress already - let Park Dansan help increase the organization's bottom line through our expertise and experience. By outsourcing your injury claims, you have the freedom to direct employees toward productive work. Please call us for an in-depth explanation of this valuable and profitable service.
Self-Pay Follow Up
Park Dansan actively uses all means available for the collection of self-pay accounts. We work closely with the patient to obtain any information that may qualify him for any third-party reimbursement or state funded eligibility. After all potential avenues have been exhausted, we can even set payment arrangements with the patient that not only is comfortable for him but also financially practical for your business. That’s right, we handle contract accounts as well as bad debt.
Managed Care Follow-up
Technology is the key to Park Dansan’s managed care follow-up system. No longer will your claims get “lost” with old-fashioned follow-up techniques. Park Dansan has the electronic capability to work your claims using a wide variety of qualifying criteria. We communicate closely with the client and patient to provide all managed care payers the information they need to quickly process and reimburse claims. Interested in a decrease of managed care A/R days? Looking for effective follow-up on small balance claims? Give us a call.
For more information on Park Dansan's Healthcare Services, contact Bill Greene.