complex insurance payor issues quoteFind out how STAT not only recovered otherwise abandoned underpayments from insurance companies, but also how our zero-balance analysis has served to continuously improve the effectiveness of the business office staff through a comprehensive review of their current claims processes.

STAT achieves this continuous improvement by tracking common errors in pricing and by making recommendations on how to correct them. In such a way, our services have not only increased our clients’ current revenue but have also helped to protect future earnings by tightening contract language and providing leverage for future contract negotiations.

Focus on What's Important. Partner with STAT, Recover $3.2 Million
Learn how our clients stay ahead of the challenges associated with the evolving healthcare environment.

TPA Abuse
TPAs are using back-door methods to pay less than their contractual responsibility.

The Medicare Dis-Advantage
Let STAT help recover 100% of your revenue lost due to complex Medicare Advantage reimbursement structure.

What Your Contract Management Controls Are Missing
Even with proper internal controls in place there are still numerous areas where additional revenue can be overlooked.

Lost Revenue in Readmissions
When patients are readmitted shortly after an inpatient discharge, hospitals may be at risk for insurance underpayments.

COB: Discover Hidden Revenue
Learn about three Coordination of Benefits risks and STAT's best practices to minimize underpayments.

Accelerated Revenue
In this challenging economy, progressive leaders must pursue every opportunity to maximize commerical revenue.

Augmenting Your Variance Collections
Even with a complex contract management system, STAT was able to support this hospital's staff in adding significant underpaid revenue.

Total Revenue Security
Recognizing how the economic downturn affected overall profitability, this hospital sought means of improving revenue performance.

Revenue from Closed Accounts
This hospital was severely behind in dropping first bills, which put them at high risk of timeliness denials.