Hospice

Richter Healthcare Consultants supports hospice providers throughout the U.S. with fully customized, leading-edge consulting services. Our service offerings encompass the broad spectrum of hospice operations through four broad categories:

Revenue Cycle Management

  • Claim management
  • Follow-up and denial management
  • Accounts receivable analysis and cleanup
  • All Medicare, Medicaid and commercial payers including Managed Care, MyCare and Medicare Advantage

Compliance and Process Review

  • Plans of correction
  • Mock survey preparation
  • Policies and procedures creation and review
  • Audit tools and forms
  • Clinical chart review

ADR Management

  • ADR submission preparation and review
  • Appeals process
  • Face-to-Face requirements and education

Staff Training and Education

Are you looking for a consulting services provider for your hospice organization? Request more information, or request a free consultation.

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