DARRT

Computer programs for use in the analysis, collecting, processing, managing, and monitoring of data, information, methods, procedures, workflow and rules in the healthcare field

consulting services in the field of healthcare management; healthcare cost containment and healthcare auditing services; business auditing services for healthcare payor/provider contract review, patient account review, claims process review, denied claims review, health insurance claims auditing; revenue cycle redesign in the field of health insurance, namely, review and analysis of information necessary for hospitals to receive payment for services provided; revenue cycle redesign in the field of hospitals and healthcare providers, namely review and analysis of information necessary to determine if proper and full payment has been received for services provided; revenue cycle assessment, namely, analysis of business practices of healthcare organizations and comparison of resulting performance with national and local healthcare industry standards; auditing of payments to healthcare providers and healthcare professional groups from healthcare and non-healthcare related payors; interim business management services for others; claims processing review, accounts receivable services; analysis, management, billing, auditing and consulting services related to processing claims and managing accounts receivable and resulting revenue; managed care contracts and resulting revenue, namely, assistance in negotiating contracts with insurance companies and review of contracts with insurance companies; strategic business planning, management and restructuring of Independent Practice Associations and Medical Service Organizations

consulting and administrative services, namely, revenue cycle consulting for healthcare providers, healthcare professional groups and healthcare payors; financial consulting for others; collection agencies; financial analysis, healthcare practice valuation, entitlement funding services, namely, providing guidance to patients necessitating funding for healthcare services