nTelagent, Inc.
nTelagent's Self-Pay Management System Decreases Bad Debt by Providing Interactive, Real-Time Scripting for Patient Access Staff
Published in Law and Health Weekly, March 29th, 2008
Nashville, Tenn.-based nTelagent, Inc. announced that its proprietary front-end business solution, the Self-Pay Management System (SPMS), offers a one-stop solution for healthcare providers seeking to increase upfront cash and overall collections by supporting patient access staff with appropriate tools and scripting. nTelagent's system improves upfront and overall cash flow, receivables and profitability by reducing bad debt and improving the revenue cycle process for patients who must pay a portion of the bill through payment requirements, such as co-pays, co-insurance and deductibles.
Historically the patient access department of a healthcare facility has been...
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