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Service Options:
MNS will customize service support to meet specific client needs.
MNS offers a full spectrum of service from leased access to our system
to complete billing & collections support. Service
Features
Expertise and Professionalism
"State of the Art" Technology allows for
reduced overhead expense for MNS. The reduced operating expenses
allow MNS to offer our services at a low cost and pay our Billing &
Collections Specialists at a higher rate than our competitors.
Consequently, MNS is able to attract the best Specialists available.
Consistent Incentives
MNS recommends that clients pay for services based
on a percentage of actual collections. In return, MNS Billing &
Collections Specialists are paid based on performance and productivity.
In other words, an increase in actual collections benefits all three
parties: better cash flow for the client, as well as better income
for the Specialist and MNS.
Increased Cash Flow and
Decreased A/R
Consistent incentives create a
win/win situation
Routine Performance Reporting
MNS Clients receive activity,
A/R, payor mix, and other performance reports.
"Real-Time" Access
MNS Clients can access patient
account information, print management reports, and use the patient
scheduling module from their practice
location, via the Internet.
Other Advantages
Cost/Benefit
Clients experience increased collections,
decreased A/R, and reduced operating (overhead expense). Operating
expenses are reduced by any combination of the following:
elimination of office staff position(s)
(salary, benefits, vacation coverage), costs associated with
training and staff turnover, billing software and updates, software and
hardware support, and other technical support costs.
Commitment to Compliance
MNS complies with all HIPAA
regulations, as well as all applicable Federal and State requirements.
Features
Clients have real-time Internet
access to computerized scheduling, patient account information
(deductibles & co-pays), and performance reporting.
Legal Liability
In the worst-case
scenario, it is much easier to terminate a service agreement than an employee. |