Production typed by hand
Billing re-types what the team already recorded during care.
FinTime · finance and billing
Billing that starts at the clinical act.
Production typed by hand, denials found too late and cost separated from revenue. FinTime turns what was performed in care into billing, accounts and results.
The problem
What holds the routine back today.
Denials found too late
The error only shows up when the claim comes back denied.
Revenue without cost
Leadership sees what was billed, but not what it cost.
The solution
How FinTime solves it.
Public-system (SUS) billing
Recorded production becomes the SUS files, checked against the official programs.
Private payers
Forms and batches in the ANS standard, with responses and denial appeals in the system.
Human approval
Nothing is billed without a person approving it; anything missing information becomes a pending item.
Accounts and treasury
What is billed becomes a receivable, and what is purchased becomes a payable.
Real cost
The cost of each encounter alongside the revenue.
Results
Accrual and cash-basis results, with budget and physician payouts.
Screens
Inside.
Billing
What was performed, ready to bill.
Production
The production that came in from care.
Batches
Billing batches and the response to each one.
Real screens from the demo environment · names, documents and numbers altered
In the iTime Saúde suite
The bill closes with what happened during care.
FinTime receives production from OncoTime and cost from FluxTime. It also works on its own.
See FinTime billing straight from care.
A guided presentation in the demo environment, with patient data masked.