MC
AnalyTXs, Inc. (MCA) was founded in 1995 in Houston, Texas. Since then MCA's
client list has grown to include many of the largest teaching hospitals in the
country. MCA's Medicare Review Project has
recovered millions of dollars in underpayments for these hospitals. At the core
of this project is MCA's proprietary computer system which identifies differences
so accurately and so thoroughly that clients asked us to apply our expertise
and create a system that reaches beyond Medicare inpatients and outpatients
to include all government and managed care Payors. The
AnalyTXs AllPayor System is a result of this collaboration.
The AnalyTXs AllPayor System design goals
were simple. Create a system that is functionally rock-solid, fast, accurate,
easy to use, accessible through the web with no user capital outlay, intuitive,
totally point and click, built on Oracle - the best database in the world, HIPAA
secure, and capable of modeling all of the contract terms a United, Aetna, Blue
Cross, Humana, CIGNA, Medicare, Medicaid or any other plan can throw at it.
This is simply the best, most well designed, robust, user-friendly system available
today…period.
Business Intelligence
Business
Intelligence is the key to controlling processes and improving revenue. Model
new or revised Payor proposals against your own data in minutes. You don't need
to be a programmer to do it; you don't even need to call us, unless you
want to brag about the model you just built. If you decide you don't
like the impact of that new Payor proposal on your bottom line, tweak the terms
and create your own counter-proposal in minutes. This is a powerful, interactive
management business intelligence tool.
You can identify and recoup many times our
monthly service fee in claim payment errors, which means the modeling, automated
period-end contractual adjustment support, profitability analysis, and other
business intelligence features are free.
What do you have to lose? With increased automation has
come the increased presumption that claims are always paid in accord with the
contract terms by all Payors. However, healthcare industry analysts'
estimate that hospitals may regularly be losing between 2% and 4%
of their contracted managed care revenue each year due to underpayments and
denials. That's a lot to lose, so contact us today.