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location iconIthaca, New York
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company sizeCompany size: 201-500

Hollis Cobb Associates, Inc. is a revenue cycle solutions company founded in 1977 by Hollis L. Cobb and provide early out and bad debt collections services, as well as insurance follow-up, A/R work down, special projects, and other business office functions such as pre-certification, pre-registration, customer service, and staffing for hospitals and large physicians groups. Front End Solutions Benefits Verification Customer Service Pre-Certification Pre-Registration Pre-Service Collections Presumptive Charity Scheduling Staffing Active Accounts Receivable Solutions Denials Resolution Insurance Follow Up Payment Monitoring Self Pay Early Out Underpayment Recoupment Bad Debt Solutions Legal Pre-Legal Primary Collections Secondary Collections Other Solutions A/R Work Down Clean Up Projects

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