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VisiQuate Acquired by Accel-KKR to Tackle Healthcare’s Revenue Leakage Crisis

by Fred Pennic 10/01/2024 Leave a Comment

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VisiQuate Acquired by Accel-KKR

What You Should Know: 

– VisiQuate, a provider of advanced revenue cycle analytics, AI-powered workflow, and automation solutions, today announced its acquisition by Accel-KKR, a global technology-focused investment firm. 

– The strategic acquisition marks a significant milestone for VisiQuate, enabling the company to leverage Accel-KKR’s resources and expertise to further its growth and innovation in the healthcare revenue cycle management (RCM) space.

Addressing Healthcare’s Revenue Leakage Crisis

The healthcare industry faces mounting pressure to improve revenue cycle efficiency and reduce costs. With an estimated $265B in annual waste due to administrative complexities, hospitals and health systems are losing billions in unclaimed revenue. VisiQuate’s platform offers a solution to this challenge by providing advanced analytics, AI-powered workflows, and automation tools to optimize revenue cycle operations.

VisiQuate’s solutions have helped numerous hospitals and health systems significantly improve their revenue cycle performance. By leveraging complex data curation, deep AI and machine learning, advanced analytics, and intelligent process automation, VisiQuate transforms RCM from a manual, inefficient function into a strategic advantage.

 “Joining forces with Accel-KKR marks a pivotal milestone for VisiQuate. Healthcare revenue cycle management continues to be burdened with too much waste, inefficiency, and dissatisfaction — and the combined financial angst is mounting at an accelerating pace. We remain passionate and relentless in our pursuit of solutions that drive meaningful change, elevate management, staff and C-suite objectives, and most importantly, deliver undeniable ROI. This partnership with Accel-KKR will accelerate product innovation and expand our expert team, enabling us to help more healthcare systems achieve peak financial performance,” said Brian Robertson, founder & CEO of VisiQuate.

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