Mobile health delivery doesn't require millions

One fully-equipped mobile health van or bus can cost as much as $300,000 to start and $375,000 a year to maintain.

But how did medical professionals of the late 20th century do it? They simplified. -> 

We've helped physician and nurse practices set up their mobile operations for pennies on the dollar. We know the common pitfalls, and we can help you think through, plan, and execute your mobile health operation. 

The clinic or hospital isn't always the best location to deliver services, our goal is to empower care providers and patients to have outstanding care experiences, plans, health, and satisfaction.   

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Our experience suggests that in a strictly fee-for-service reimbursement environment with no alternative payment contracts and moderate travel time between visits, mobile health visits should generate between $250 and $350 per visit to be profitable...and you've got to be clicking.

We can help you think about and plan the optimal way to stand up a mobile health practice that benefits you, your patients, and your bottom line.  

We'll discuss and can help with:

• Credentialing and payer contracting
• Compliance and practice configuration
• Revenue cycle optimization, configuration, and billing best practices
• Coding, care management, and often missed revenue opportunities
• Financial policy, self-pay, and collections insights
• Electronic medical records use, selection, and configuration
• Patient registration and documentation best practices
• Workflow, care model, and clinic integration considerations
• Optimal technology and connectivity configurations

• Routing and scheduling best practices and tools
• Planning staffing ratios, skills, and services
• Vendor management, selection, and partnering
• Vehicle configuration, tools, and tricks
• Patient population identification, selection, and segmentation
• Patient registration, engagement, and retention recommendations
• Alternative payment methodologies, strategic alignment, and networking
• Provider safety in the field
• Issue & conflict resolutions