KOKUA MEDICAL VENTURES
Kokua Medical Ventures (KMV) mission is to provide healthcare solutions that HELP in providing quality patient care coordination through efficient services that can improve patient care, improve revenues and reduce wasteful, inefficient and ineffective practices that commonly affect all stakeholders in the healthcare system today.
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12615 E Mission Avenue
Spokane, WA 99216
Info@KokuaMV.com
Management Services
Administrative, Operational and Financial Services
Services within this area focus on providing resources that help analyze, identify, and improve practice efficiencies while reducing costs that often affect an providers ability to grow and operate effectively.
Information Technology Services
Kokua’s ability to provide integrated solutions allow providers to focus on patient engagement and documentation that can reduce the burden often placed on staff and providers by payors when developing and implementing a coordinated care plan.
Credentialing and Contracting Services
Providers ability to bill for services, often rely on the current contract and credentialing status. In this area of expertise, Kokua’s team provide reviews of managed care contracts and credentialing needs to determine where opportunities exist by working with payors and plan sponsors to identify areas that will improve patient care coordination with value-based metrics, while reducing costs to the healthcare system.
Revenue Cycle Management
Kokua’s team of former RAC auditors, compliance experts and ERISA specialists help healthcare providers, patients, and plan sponsors identify the most cost-effective treatment plans that will reduce out-of-pocket costs, reduce denials, and reduce time spent on prior authorizations.
“ERISA guidelines govern how plans are funded and how funds tied to those policies are supposed to be administered. Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA), insurance payors have implemented policies that place the financial burden on the treating provider and/or patient to implement care services. The policies are designed to partially pay, deny, or delay approvals. This causes undue stress on all parties in the healthcare system. This includes the provider of services, plan sponsor and most importantly the patients.”