Colorado-based Billing Services Company Selects Navicure

Navicure, a leading provider of Web-based revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions, today announced its new contract with ATD Resources. The Denver, CO-based, physician-owned billing company is utilizing Navicure’s claims management, electronic remittance posting and secondary claims processing solutions to help reduce claims denials and appeals while also decreasing employee workload in this important area.

“We serve 60-70 providers and submit more than 140,000 claims each year, and believe that catching errors prior to payer submission and re-submission will ultimately enable us to improve our overall operational efficiency,” said Bette Warn, executive director of ATD Resources. “We selected Navicure because the company supports hundreds of EDI connections, so we’re able to process a greater number of electronic transactions by reaching all payers who offer electronic capabilities. We were also impressed with the comprehensive reporting capabilities.”

Thousands of physicians in practices nationwide use Navicure’s solutions to automate revenue cycle processes, including claims management, electronic remittance posting, secondary claims processing, advanced reporting, and ancillary services, such as patient statement processing, eligibility verification and data protection. The company’s Dynamic Claims Status functionality enables claims to be easily tracked in any stage of processing and the cause of denials readily analyzed. A comprehensive reporting solution ensures that all levels within the organization—from billing staff to executive leadership—have tools at their fingertips to eliminate billing errors, identify payment trends and improve operational efficiency.

“Most practices and billing companies devote a great deal of time and resources to the claims management process,” said James Denny, president and CEO of Navicure. “Our solutions enable these organizations to remove the burden of having staff follow up on claims denials and appeals – allowing them instead to focus on other revenue-generating activities.”