Global Healthcare Resource
Hospital Revenue Cycle Management Services
RCM and Patient Engagement solutions for hospitals and provider groups.
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Over 20-years of experience aligning the healthcare industry with cost-effective solutions.
Global Healthcare Resource has spent 25 years developing personalized business solutions for healthcare organizations around the United States. Our services span major hospitals and large provider groups, enabling effective revenue cycle management and patient engagement processes. We can help establish customized hospital billing and coding processes whenever a new practice or hospital is added or whenever specialized support is needed with existing providers.
Services Overview:
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As one of the world's leading offshore hospital revenue cycle management companies, our experts are often available after hours and during U.S. holidays to settle accounts when convenient for our clients. We maintain a 24-hour turnaround time for many of our services, including:
- Patient intake: We will greet your newest patients with calm and competence, carefully explaining what they can expect from your services and collecting their medical and billing information.
- Appointment scheduling: Scheduling appointments is a relatively straightforward practice, but it can take time away from the patients who need your assistance now. Outsourcing with Global allows your staff to focus on what is in front of them while we prepare for the future.
- Benefits verification eligibility: Before patient appointments, we will verify their insurance information and ensure the payment process moves smoothly.
- End-to-end hospital billing: From the first appointment through every service following it, our billing team will stay on top of collecting and processing payments.
- Accounts receivable follow-up: Collections challenges happen to every business. Our call specialists are persistent and willing to work with your patients to find payment solutions that satisfy both your needs.
- Inbound and outbound call centers: Our offshore call centers will reach out to your patients with any billing concerns and answer their critical billing questions about scheduling and processing.
- Clinical surveys: There is always room for us to improve. Following your services, Global will reach out to your patients and survey them for ways your hospital and our teams can better the patient experience.
Patient Accounts Receivable:
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The rise of insurance prices in the United States has left many Americans taking on more financial responsibility. These shifts in the medical payment process have made the need for comprehensive A/R services more prevalent than ever.
At Global Healthcare Resource, we see outsourcing collections to offshore experts as the solution. Our staff of highly trained specialists maintains secure call centers in the Philippines to communicate with your patients and insurance companies about all manner of payment collections and billing resolutions, including:
- Informing patients about remaining balances
- Processing medical payments
- Discussing possible payment plans
- Fielding billing questions

Clinical Surveys
Patients receive follow-up calls within 48 hours after discharge.
Following a patient's discharge from your hospital, Global will connect with them within 48 hours. These follow-up calls allow us to showcase our extensive knowledge of your healthcare processes and assist your patients by:
- Working with CAHPS survey vendors
- Increasing patient satisfaction and quality of care
- Identifying recovery complications sooner
- Reducing hospital readmissions
- Providing clear documentation for malpractice claims
- Pinpointing hospital strengths and weaknesses through comprehensive reports
Learn More About Hospital Billing Services Today
Through our rigorous and consistent training and commitment to SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, Global Healthcare Resource boasts an unparalleled record of RCM excellence and client satisfaction. Connect with us today and schedule an appointment to learn more about what we do.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Effective revenue cycle management (RCM) significantly impacts the financial health of a hospital by:
- Improving Cash Flow: Streamlined billing and collections processes lead to faster payments, enhancing the hospital's cash flow and financial stability.
- Reducing Days in Accounts Receivable: Efficient RCM practices minimize the time it takes to collect payments, reducing the days in accounts receivable and improving liquidity.
- Increasing Revenue: Accurate coding and thorough documentation ensure that hospitals capture all potential revenue opportunities, leading to higher overall income.
- Minimizing Claim Denials: Effective RCM reduces the rate of claim denials, ensuring that more claims are paid on the first submission and decreasing the administrative burden of appeals.
- Enhancing Financial Reporting: Comprehensive RCM provides valuable insights into financial performance, enabling better decision-making and resource allocation.
Common challenges hospitals face in managing their revenue cycles include:
- Complex Regulations: Navigating the ever-changing landscape of healthcare regulations and payer requirements can be overwhelming and time-consuming.
- High Claim Denial Rates: Frequent claim denials due to coding errors, incomplete documentation, or eligibility issues can significantly impact revenue.
- Inefficient Processes: Outdated billing processes and systems can lead to delays in claims submission and payment collection, affecting cash flow.
- Patient Financial Responsibility: Increasing patient financial responsibility, such as high-deductible health plans, complicates collections and can lead to delayed payments.
- Staffing Issues: Difficulty in hiring and retaining qualified billing staff can hinder the efficiency and effectiveness of revenue cycle management.
Hospitals can benefit from outsourcing their revenue cycle management services by:
- Cost Savings: Reducing overhead costs associated with maintaining an in-house RCM team, allowing hospitals to allocate resources more effectively.
- Access to Expertise: Leveraging specialized knowledge and experience from third-party vendors who are well-versed in healthcare billing and collections.
- Improved Collection Rates: Dedicated RCM services often employ best practices and advanced technology to enhance collection rates and reduce days in accounts receivable.
- Enhanced Focus on Patient Care: Outsourcing RCM allows hospital staff to concentrate on patient care and other core functions, improving overall operational efficiency.
- Scalability: Outsourcing provides flexibility to adjust RCM services based on patient volume and changing needs without the burden of hiring and training new staff.
Hospital revenue cycle management (RCM) is the financial process that healthcare providers use to track patient care episodes from registration and appointment scheduling to the final payment of a balance. RCM is essential for healthcare providers because it:
- Ensures Financial Viability: Effective RCM practices help maintain the financial health of hospitals by optimizing revenue collection and minimizing losses.
- Enhances Patient Experience: Streamlined billing processes and clear communication improve patient satisfaction and trust in the healthcare system.
- Facilitates Compliance: Proper RCM practices ensure adherence to regulatory requirements and reduce the risk of audits and penalties.
- Supports Operational Efficiency: Efficient RCM processes reduce administrative burdens, allowing staff to focus on patient care and other critical tasks.
Effective revenue cycle management improves patient satisfaction in hospitals by:
- Reducing Billing Errors: Accurate billing and coding minimize discrepancies and confusion, leading to a smoother financial experience for patients.
- Enhancing Communication: Clear communication regarding financial responsibilities, payment options, and billing processes fosters trust and transparency.
- Streamlining Payment Processes: Efficient RCM practices enable hospitals to offer convenient payment options, such as online bill pay and flexible payment plans, making it easier for patients to settle their accounts.
- Providing Timely Information: Patients receive timely and accurate information about their financial obligations, reducing anxiety and uncertainty regarding their bills.
- Improving Overall Experience: A well-managed revenue cycle contributes to a positive overall experience, as patients feel valued and respected throughout their healthcare journey.
A successful hospital revenue cycle management strategy includes several key components:
- Accurate Patient Registration: Ensuring that patient information is collected accurately at the point of entry to minimize billing errors and streamline the process.
- Efficient Coding and Documentation: Implementing standardized coding practices and thorough documentation to ensure accurate billing and compliance with regulations.
- Timely Claims Submission: Submitting claims promptly to reduce delays in payment and improve cash flow.
- Proactive Denial Management: Establishing processes to identify, address, and appeal claim denials quickly to maximize revenue recovery.
- Patient Engagement: Communicating effectively with patients regarding their financial responsibilities and providing support for payment options.
- Data Analytics and Reporting: Utilizing data analytics to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and identify areas for improvement in the revenue cycle.
The integrity of your data is our #1 priority.
SOC 2 Type 2 Compliant.
SOC 2 Type 2 audits determine how well an organization safeguards customer data and how those controls operate over a 9-month (minimum) time frame. Reports are issued by third party auditors who review the following principles: Security, Confidentiality & Availability. Global Healthcare Resource is proudly SOC 2 Type 2 compliant.

SECURITY
The security principle addresses whether an organization's system is protected (both physically and logically) against unauthorized access.

AVAILABILITY
The availability principle addresses whether the services an organization provides is operating with the type of availability that client's expect.

CONFIDENTIALITY
The confidentiality principle addresses the agreements made with clients in regard to how their information is used, who has access to it and how it's protected.
ABOUT US
Global Healthcare Resource is a full service healthcare solutions firm providing low-cost, back office functions for U.S. healthcare providers and billing companies throughout the entire revenue cycle.
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