Senior Partner
Former Chief Financial Officer, Jackson South Community Hospital
Former Director Patient Admissions & Finance, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami
Coding Specialist, American Academy of Physicians Coders
Six Sigma, University of Miami
Kevin Beekman
Managing Partner
- Former Senior VP at Wharton Econometrics Forecasting Associates
- Former International Consultant, and guest speaker. Past speaking engagements included:
- South Pacific Tourism Summit, Auckland, New Zealand
- International Economics Conference, Berlin, Germany
- National Tourism Forum, Lima, Peru
- Energy Economics, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
- Economic Analysis & Macro Databases, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Technology & Development, Cali, Colombia
Former Chief Financial Officer, Jackson South Community Hospital
- Managed a $100 million budget and 791 employees Executive Director, Patient Access & Finance
- Created a program to identify unbillable inpatient procedures recuperating $5.5 million dollars in the first 6 months
- Developed and implemented a strategy to collect $2.3 million from unfunded patients
- Provided a vision and leadership to all financial services of the Hospital sub-division
- Directed a marketing campaign to promote the clinics and the grant-supported HIV prevention programs
- Created an enterprise-wide new financial reporting system and productivity standards
- In charge of over $100 million in Accounts Receivable for 85 ophthalmologists
- Increased revenue collection from $1.6 million in fiscal year 2002, to $7.7 million in 2007
- Re-engineered Billing operations at Bascom Palmer and its satellites at Naples and Plantation including:
- Patient Flows
- Policies & Procedures
- Physician Credentialing Process
- Prices, Billing Codes
- Productivity Standards
- Quality Assurance Guidelines
Kevin Beekman
Managing Partner
- Former Researcher for the WEFA Group, Ernst & Young, and Inforum.
- Forecasted international air and maritime cargo flows through various US ports
- Analyzed multinational transfer-pricing cases
- Researched Economic Analysis of Transportation