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Stages
Robust Collections
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Click on the stage of your receivables to see how A/R Recovery can help.
| Experts advise that the best time to put financing in place is when you don't need it. Whether you're seeking a working capital line of credit or you're a lender considering the credit-worthiness of a borrower, A/R Recovery's services can bring peace of mind to the transaction with accurate valuations and protection of the asset on-going.
Financing Referral
Because we work with clients in all aspects of healthcare accounts receivable, we have the ability to help facilitate partnerships between healthcare companies and lenders. Whether you’re a healthcare company looking for financing for the first time or needing to replace an existing lender, we can help. Our asset-based lending clients trust us, and that can shorten the time it takes to get the financing you need.
A/R Valuation
When you need to know the true worth of healthcare accounts receivables, rely on A/R Recovery. Our broad experience collecting healthcare A/R means our valuations take into account the many factors that impact overall value. Financing based on real value provides security to all parties involved.
DataGuard
Client demand was the reason we created our DataGuard program. On-going real time data transfers from healthcare companies’ A/R systems to ours allow us to provide you with accurate, timely valuations. Should you need assistance with collecting the A/R, our systems are already in place. With the data at our fingertips and a working knowledge of the A/R, DataGuard ensures a smooth transition to collection.
LoanGuard
We developed the LoanGuard program to help asset-based lenders accurately appraise their clients’ asset values. Each case is different, but generally we review operations and processes on-site with lenders’ clients and identify any red flags in the A/R reporting. After the completed evaluation, we can continue to monitor the situation for as long as needed. We also help lenders’ clients improve their billing functions and reporting systems so issues with under or overvalued A/R are less likely to happen again.
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