Point to where it hurts
The test results are in, your health system is extremely estate-revenue deficient. Where is your organization feeling the pain?
Shrinking margins
Year over year increases in uncompensated care are leaving many healthcare organizations clamoring for ways to protect their fiscal health by uncovering new opportunities. How will your organization protect drying revenue streams?
The aging of America
Millennials aren't filling hospital beds, as 70% of patients who pass annually fall in the 60+ age group[1]; a population set to nearly double in the coming decades. Is your oganization equipped to handle this incoming wave of patients nearing end-of-life?
Audacious audits
Healthcare organizations are held fiscally responsible more so now than ever. More than 30 of our clients have protected hundreds of thousands of reimbursement dollars during CMS audits this year alone. Don't be caught off guard.
Inconsistent processes
Multiple manual revenue cycle processes hinder any positive return on investment. Process inconsistencies expose healthcare organizations to a host of compliance risks. Don't let lack of oversight lead to problems down the road.
Soaring end-of-life costs
Lifetime healthcare expenditures rise exponentially near end-of-life; 80% of an individuals healthcare costs occur in the final years of life. How will your organization capitalize on this opportunity?
Increasing self-pay
A 10% rise in self-pay[2] over the last five years coupled with higher individual deductibles are leaving patients with the burden, and many are unable to pay their hospital bills at all. Can your bottom line handle this instability?
Point to where it hurts
The test results are in, your health system is extremely estate-revenue deficient. Your organization is the patient, and the outlook is bleak. Where is your organization feeling the pain?
Shrinking margins
Year over year increases in uncompensated care are leaving many healthcare organizations clamoring for ways to protect their fiscal health by uncovering new opportunities. How will your organization protect drying revenue streams?
Audacious audits
Healthcare organizations are held fiscally responsible more so now than ever. More than 30 of our clients have protected hundreds of thousands of reimbursement dollars during CMS audits this year alone. Don't be caught off guard.
The aging of America
Millennials aren't filling hospital beds, as 70% of patients who pass annually fall in the 60+ age group[1]; a population set to nearly double in the coming decades. Is your organization equipped to handle this incoming wave of patients nearing end-of-life?
Inconsistent processes
Multiple manual revenue cycle processes hinder any positive return on investment. Process inconsistencies expose healthcare organizations to a host of compliance risks. Don't let lack of oversight lead to problems down the road.
Soaring end-of-life costs
Lifetime healthcare expenditures rise exponentially near end-of-life; 80% of an individuals healthcare costs occur in the final years of life. How will your organization capitalize on this opportunity?
Increasing self-pay
A 10% rise in self-pay[2] over the last five years coupled with higher individual deductibles are leaving patients with the burden, and many are unable to pay their hospital bills at all. Can your bottom line handle this instability?
Interactive case study
A national health system went live with DCM Services' Signature Service™ solution. Since then, they have located more than $6.5 million in probated estate claims and recovered more than $2 million in total.
Profile
A prestigious, non-profit academic health system, headquartered in the Midwest; nationally recognized as a leader in care specialties, this organization leads the way in the region and nationally in both care and revenue cycle management.
They recognized that they were losing all of the estate revenue to which they were entitled, and exposing themselves to risk in the area of estates. They sought an opportunity to create better processes, capture a whole new revenue stream and create compliance.
Drive higher performance at every stage
From creating a custom estate placement strategy with our team, to optimizing your estate recovery workflow, our industry-leading healthcare solutions ensure maximum return on investment.
VERIF-id™
Deceased identification and verification scrub with access to our proprietary, multi-sourced database providing accurate DOD information.
Proactive identification
Scrub your entire portfolio to identify deceased inventory and find eligibe estates before the claims period has closed.
Data integrity
Clean, sortable data which provides the foundation for your entire recoveries process.
Inventory management
Manage estate workflows correctly and never miss another revenue opportunity.
Probate Finder OnDemand®
Automated insource recovery solution in the form of a web-based desktop application, backed by the nation's largest probate database.
Comprehensive database
Over 7.5 million estate records in our proprietary Probate Finder® database.
Automate everything
Automation of otherwise manual revenue cycle processes including claim filing and claim presentation.
Nationwide coverage
More than 3,450 probate courts covered by agents across the nation.
Signature Service™
Full-service outsource recovery solution for an entire deceased portfolio, streamlined to enhance survivor experience.
Dedicated estate resolution specialists
More than 200 representatives who have received dynamic, estate-specific training processes to ensure premium call quality and specialty handling.
Streamlined processes
Diligently maintained internal controls and revenue cycle processes created by industry specialists.
Brand protection
Seamless administration of accounts and recovery efforts maintain brand reputation through positive survivor interactions.
We'll predict your revenue potential
Better understand the value of your estate portfolio and your potential recovery opportunity with a Test File Analysis. A test file is created to include the last 12 months worth of self-pay receivables, both closed and active.
