1

Center utilizing national billing company: Moderate collections, but communication was lacking. Converted to RBS and yearly cash flow increased from $2.7M to $3.1M, $3.5M, and $5M in the fourth year with the same patient and payer mix. RBS negotiated with the local hospital for additional $7M joint venture.

Solutions: RBS purchased software to integrate with clinical system, recommended specific clinical improvements, and re-negotiated old payer contracts.

2

$2.5B healthcare system with Radonc revenue at less than .01%: Clinical code capture was adequate, but the billing staff (both pro and tech) was under-educated in radiation specifics. RBS recommended process improvements to increase health system's net income by 40%! System then outsourced pro billing to RBS.

Solutions: RBS empirical data and expertise identified potential. Technology eliminated code capture to billing discrepancies.

3

A relocating physician contemplated JV options, but chose ownership. The urgency of the practice start-up was of paramount importance. Revenue was $1M. Within four months of doctor signing with the hospital, all enrollments and negotiations were completed, and RBS collections were running at $1.5M.

Solutions: RBS was on site numerous times, negotiated physician rates as high as 600%, provided HL7 interface.

Physicians Information

"I have had the pleasure of knowing Dan Moore (RBS) both professionally and personally for the last six years. He was instrumental in setting up the radiation oncology billing system at my center. Their work ethic, integrity, and character are unsurpassed. Dedication was essential to implementing our billing system, doing whatever was needed to make it happen. 'True to my word' is not just a phrase to Dan Moore; it is a way of life. However, it is their strength of character, moral and ethical attitude, and honesty that really sets RBS apart. I would support RBS in any venture. When they are involved with a project it will be successful."
- Dr. Tropper

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