We’ve been in your shoes. We know exactly how confusing, stressful and time-consuming it can be navigating the revenue cycle and credentialing. That’s why we founded IPS in 2005. We alleviate your business stress so you can get back to the heart of your work - treating patients.
How we work with our clients
Our approach is similar to following a recipe for baking the perfect cake. We believe the recipe to effectively manage the complex revenue cycle can be simple. At IPS we’re constantly reviewing and improving upon our recipe. We use our expertise and our recipe of people, process & performance to deliver optimal results for our clients.
Our recipe is as simple Three Ps:
01
People
How: People are stronger when combined and working collaboratively, like the ingredients of baking a cake. When working cooperatively with the right employees you create an enormous amount of potential for the best outcome.
Our Approach: We leverage our years of experience, ongoing education and eager team members to support you with medical billing and credentialing as well as through ongoing education.
02
Process
How: Like baking a cake, you have to follow the directions in a very specific way to arrive at a finished product. You cannot frost the cake before you put it in the oven, for example. Following a process ensures the best possible results.
Our Approach: We streamline your administrative processes to minimize errors, increase your team's capacity to manage patients and assist you in collecting the highest possible reimbursement.
03
Performance
How: Without a taste test, how do you know you have a successful cake? Reviewing our performance helps us adjust the people and process to do better.
Our Approach: We examine your KPI's and other specific metrics to enhance your healthcare business and develop a holistic approach to reach your goals.
What we do best
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