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The
professionals at Health Associates have formal education consisting
of degrees in Bachelor of Science in Health, Bachelor of Business
Administration and Bachelor of Science in Management. Over 50% of
our Associates have a four year college education or associate
degree. 70% of the firms Associates each have over 10 years of
experience in healthcare, practice and revenue management and
operations.
Health Associates has intentionally focused on developing and
furthering the expertise of the organization in practice management.
Health Associates monitors trade associations and lobbing groups
regarding legislative matters and evaluates any potential impact on
a practices revenue operations.
The firm
has consulted with large academic institutions, group and solo
practitioners. The firm has extensive California, Tennessee,
Michigan, Texas and Kansas market
knowledge with experience in 13 other states working for both health
insurance carriers and consulting
with healthcare providers.
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Kenneth E. Klingensmith
Ken impacts the operational
performance of a healthcare providers' clinical practice in
applying technology solutions, organizational management,
work flow improvement and brings financial integrity that
results in improved efficiency and positive impact on
clinical revenues.
Ken
has built a 20 year track record of success in the
healthcare industry with experience in both clinical and
administrative positions. He has developed and provided
best practices leadership in medical practice management
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Laura B. Klingensmith
Laura B. Klingensmith, is Executive Vice President of Health
Associates, Inc. Laura works closely with employer groups, physician
practices, individuals and families in obtaining health and
other related benefits. Laura's background in healthcare has
allowed her the experience to excel in helping companies and
families obtain cost effective, appropriate and adequate insurance
coverage.........
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Dinah L. McAllister
Dinah is a practice management consultant and serves as
Executive Director (Press
Release) for Health Associates, Inc. Dinah has been
with the firm since the inception in becoming a full service
management service organization in January of 2002. Dinah’s
career in healthcare stared in 1985 where she expanded on
her banking and financial institution experience in helping
physicians navigate the business of medicine. Dinah’s tenure
has been served in the role and capacity of a practice
administrator for multiple specialty practices responsible
for the revenue management and operations of the practice.
Prior to her practice management experience, Dinah has
served in leadership positions in various billing and
collection arenas. With expertise in neurosurgery,
orthopedic surgery, advanced practice nursing, primary care,
ancillary and allied health-billing environments, Dinah has
served well in supporting clients of the firm. She is verse
in the revenue operations of clinical practices, has
extensive collection and billing experience, managed
multiple billing system selection and conversions, and has
proven account receivables management ability in Maryland,
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Rosa Aguilar
Rosa is a revenue operations consultant with experience in
healthcare operations, practice management and
administrative staff training. Rosa helps practices succeed
in an ever changing healthcare environment. Rosa
started her career in 1999 working for a non-profit
organization providing patient flow management, translation
services and gained women’s health, obstetric and gynecology
experience. Rosa is knowledgeable in the requirements and
complexity of the insurance industry allowing her to easily
navigate and lead others in the best practices of
scheduling, insurance verification, and revenue management
responsibilities. Her multi-specialty experience enables her
to design and define ideal models of work flow in various
healthcare settings. Rosa is a certified Medical Assistant
using her knowledge and experience to ease both the
administrative and clinical pressures practices face in
day-to-day operations.
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