Automated claim payment solutions for Payers and Providers
by CTM News Team
The payment of healthcare claims relies on a large network of Payers and Providers, creating a complex environment filled with inefficiencies and high costs. When banking information is not available, Payers frequently pay their Providers with virtual cards. To accept these payments, Providers must use inefficient manual processes, such as typing card numbers into desk top terminals or unpacking card numbers and entering them into a gateway. Not only does this introduce risk to the Provider, it is also expensive. Payment processors will typically surcharge for these entry mechanisms, often costing the Provider up to 5% per transaction. Additionally, the Provider’s staff is responsible for manually reconciling the payment into the Practice Management Software / ERP based on the separately provided 835. The end-to-end experience is cumbersome and error-prone, resulting in dissatisfaction for both Payers and Providers.
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Boost Payment Solutions can address the key pain points of the healthcare claims payment process with our Virtual Healthcare Lockbox, powered by Boost Intercept®. Payers send virtual card reimbursements directly to the Provider’s Virtual Healthcare Lockbox, where it is automatically processed and directly deposited to the Provider’s bank account, along with the reconciliation 835 file. This fully-passive process removes any manual intervention on the part of the Provider and creates end-to-end payment and data automation. In addition to ensuring timely payments and reducing operational costs, Boost will always default to the optimal interchange clearing rates to minimize the overall cost of...Read more
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