APA has the tenacity to recover AR for all major payers including small balance projects, in-state and out-of-state Medicaid, Medicare, and Veterans Administration.
Critical Insurance Recovery Challenges
Managing and collecting high volume small balance accounts
Maximizing recovery of aged accounts receivable
Navigating the complex challenges of Veterans Administration claims
Securing difficult Out of State Medicaid credentials and claim submissions
The APA Insurance Recovery Solution:
APA Recovery Advocates
APA’s Recovery Advocates are cross-trained on all insurance payers to collect accounts receivable balances throughout the payer, aging, and dollar spectrum.
APA Medicare / Medicaid Recovery
APA has deep expertise in the recovery of both in-state and out-of-state Medicaid accounts for all 50 states as well as industry-leading Medicare recovery software to maximize your government reimbursement.
APA Provider Enrollment
APA will complete the provider enrollment of your National Provider Identifiers (NPIs) with state Medicaid programs to maximize your return.
APA Veterans Administration Recovery
APA has deep expertise in recovering claims from the Veterans Administration.
Denial Management
Experienced insurance specialists, and coders who review and appeal denials and underpayments to ensure that every account is paid by the insurance carrier appropriately.
The A-Suite
The APA Recovery Service is one of the components of the A-Suite. It can be purchased separately, or can be combined with other components to deliver even greater results.
Improved efficiency through the reallocation of your staff to less time-intensive and higher yielding payers
Faster results for patients who qualify for Veterans Administration Benefits
"We have the stamina and process optimization to stay after small-dollar and complex accounts so your team can concentrate on maximizing cash flow from high-yield claims and payers.”
Derek Shaw
Vice President, Recovery Services
Advanced Patient Advocacy
APA Recovery has helped our health system clients recover over $100 Million in aged and small-dollar balances
