Client Services

The APS Client Services team manages your account to make sure your practice is getting the individualized care you expect.

Client Service Manager

Your client service manager provides individualized attention to meet the needs of your practice.

Provider Relations

Our team of professionals will successfully manage your credentials and payer enrollments.

Reporting

Gain thorough insight through accessible 24/7 real-time big data.

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Technology

Our APSimplify dashboard's customizable software, and executive-level data security ensure your success.

Data Center

Our analytical tools help you achieve goals by monitoring your revenue cycle in real time.

Proprietary Software

The APS in-house billing software allows us the freedom and flexibility to easily customize our technology to your specific needs.

Data Security

Your practice data is secure with our cloud-powered protection.

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Revenue Cycle Management

From strategically managing your claims to ensuring your patients are completely satisfied, APS works to get your practice paid.

Coding and Compliance

We compliantly code and review your services with precision to yield the highest return.

Claims Management

Our expert billing team works to maximize your revenue.

Patient Services

Our mobile-ready patient portal and US-based call center enhance your patients' experience.

Reconciliation Services

APS strives to ensure you get paid for everything you do.

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APPROPRIATE USE CRITERIA- Will you be ready? The time is NOW

Lois Stewart-Wiebe, APS Client Service Manager

Some refer to it as Clinical Decision Support (CDS), others Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC), but like Shakespeare’s “rose by any other name,” they are the same.

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Who Are the Players in Healthcare Compliance?

Jorge Martinez, APS Corporate Compliance Officer/CSM

For all of us who work in healthcare, we know that there are endless rules and regulations that govern our industry. With so many rules, it can often seem and feel overwhelming, because we are so focused on what needs to get done today. We know it is important to stay abreast of the rules that pertain to our jobs, but it can be difficult to keep up with information seemingly coming from many directions. Due to this confusion and in order to make sense of it all, let’s take a step back and review our understanding of compliance. We can do this by understanding the basic structure of healthcare in the U.S. and see how it all fits into the puzzle.

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