HCPCS
Streamlining Finances for Healthcare Providers

The only thing consistent in healthcare is change. As the landscape evolves, it becomes difficult for healthcare providers to manage billings, claims, charges and revenue while staying compliant with regulatory laws. New regulations seem to be introduced with every passing day, or old ones are amended to keep pace with changing times.

The healthcare industry is one of the most regulated professions in the world, which is why healthcare providers must stay compliant with regulations, especially regarding claims and billing as part of the overall revenue cycle management (RCM). In healthcare, managing RCM efficiently is easier said than done. It requires possessing deep industry knowledge along with experience in handling financial processes. Sebastian, Florida-based Health Care Professional Consulting Services, Inc. (HCPCS) enjoys the best of both worlds, providing healthcare consultative services to those who want to streamline their RCM.

In today’s healthcare industry, those who maintain a proper balance between compliance, the latest trends, and revenue generation can gain a competitive edge over others. “We work extensively with our healthcare providers to offer compliance-based policies, procedures, and guidance to maximize reimbursement within the revenue cycle management processes,” says Julie Ann Kemman, president of HCPCS.

HCPCS specializes in post-acute and long-term care providers, which includes skilled nursing facilities, home healthcare, hospice, and other outpatient providers. With diverse expertise in healthcare, the consultants consistently support clients in compliant billing, collections, denial management, while resolving financial worries and achieving their goals.

HCPCS knows managing the revenue cycle, especially in the healthcare industry, is difficult. It has to keep an eye on all the processes and budgeting and stay abreast with regulatory law changes.

With its consultants, HCPCS provides clients with the best possible solutions, including better month end billing, more accurate claims, increased cash flow, financial projections in the budgeting process, and efficiency in revenue management.

The financial experts are well-versed in the latest trends with insurance payers and reforms in healthcare compliance such as Medicare waivers or Medicaid challenges. It enables them to offer individualized support to each healthcare provider in implementing admissions, billing, and collection practices. Organizations can achieve increased cash flow through customized consultation while minimizing their bad debt.

Various healthcare providers approach HCPCS to train their workforce in billing, collections, RCM and compliance. They often wish to make amends in their RCM platform or streamline their financial operations to achieve transparency. HCPCS works closely with its clients in these cases to tailor consultation and RCM services that best meet their needs.

The consultants at HCPCS bring decades of experience in RCM to the table, with Kemman herself making strides in the industry since 1991.

We work extensively with our healthcare providers to provide compliance-based policies, procedures, and guidance to maximize reimbursement within the revenue cycle management processes

Together, they have helped many healthcare providers throughout the United States find the right RCM plan to fit their specific needs, and they continue to do so today.

Due to its successful run in the healthcare space, HCPCS has become a trusted resource for medical professionals who want to ensure they’re getting the best value when implementing new software solutions and RCM strategies. An advantage of working with HCPCS is that the providers streamline their revenue cycle and cash flows to become well-versed in different avenues.

HCPCS owes its success to its customer-centric approach and ability to comprehend clients’ challenges and expectations. As new challenges and opportunities unfold, HCPCS will keep working with healthcare providers dedicated to improving their processes and revenue while maintaining the quality of patient care.