The Pre-Collection Services increase your cash flow as you get your outstanding balance form your clients on time. When new communication technologies merge with the Pre-Collection Service, it makes the work efficient.
To restructure the value chain of health care payment methods, Mnet Financial, Inc., the company to provide patient Pre-Collections, Collections and Payment Services for Ambulatory Surgical Centers and Hospitals throughout the United States, has announced a focus on the use of new communication technologies in Pre-Collection Services. Mnet's Pre-Collection Services are available online to any healthcare provider. Hospitals, clinics and other health centers have options to utilize Pre-Collection Services independently or as an integrated framework consisting of Pre-Collections Services, Collections Services and a complete Payment Solution.
According to a press release, the company will be using new technologies, including SMS, or text messaging, email communication, voice messaging and auto-dialer, which have all been integrated into existing processes in Mnet Financial's Pre-Collection system.
Pre-Collection Services have been defined and refined, and are handled in a HIPAA-compliant fashion. One advantage of Pre-Collection Services is that Mnet's collection agents are often more familiar with the amount that a patient owes and how the insurance company arrived at that figure for the patient.
These new technologies, including SMS, or text messaging, email communication, voice messaging and auto-dialer, have all been integrated into existing processes in Mnet Financial's Pre-Collection system.
"In the case of text messaging, for example, most people believe that a text message will be opened and that a response will be given, which makes it a valuable tool," says Mnet Financial CEO, David Hamilton.
With the help of these technologies, payment collection agents working in Mnet Financial's Pre-Collection department will be able to build rapport with patients of Mnet's clients.
"The healthcare collection landscape has changed - in many cases for the better. New technologies have made the process easier for both the healthcare providers and the patients that they treat," added Mnet Financial CEO, David Hamilton.
Edited by
Brooke Neuman
