The provider treats patients with or without the ability to pay for medical services. They generally lose money every year because of their large uninsured population.
The provider treats patients with or without the ability to pay for medical services. They generally lose money every year because of their large uninsured population.
Glen Hook Hospital is a leading provider in emergency medicine. Situated in a rural town they are a 47 bed critical access facility. Frustrated by their bad debt rate, they retained CoverMe’s services in December of 2015. Within 6 months, they were completely satisfied and expanded their services to include an additional three clinics. Within […]
The Patterson Teaching Hospital serves one of the largest Medicaid populations in the country, screening over 200,000 self-pay patients each year. In March 2017, they designed CoverMe as a sole source provider and immediately recognized the significant labor cost savings of using the streamlined intake process. Their labor costs were reduced by 270,000 work hours […]
The Caring Long-Term Care Group operates 175 skilled nursing facilities in 16 states. Their greatest challenges lie in pre-admission assessments and financial planning. Immediately after utilizing the CoverMe risk scoring system, they saw an increase in better admission decisions. Within their first calendar year, they experienced a 47% reduction in bad debt related to Medicaid […]
Longer hospital stays, sicker communities, staffing shortages, and a rising self-pay population may have led to nearly $54 billion in revenue loss in 2021, despite federal relief. The State of the Hospital Revenues in 2021 The second calendar year of the raging pandemic had been much kinder to hospitals, with most hospitals reporting a decent […]