Tranquilmoney, Inc.
Tranquilmoney: Enabling Easy Management of Healthcare Receivables

Healthcare providers, including physicians and retail pharmacies, are faced with declining reimbursement from insurance plans, and higher costs to comply with all the changing electronic data standards that have become practically mandatory. A typical physician must hire a consultant to decide among 400+ software packages available, pay for the software and infrastructure, pay for training a back office team, and constantly follow up to ensure collection of insurance receivables. This is where Tranquilmoney comes in. Founded by Karun Philip, Chairman and CEO, Tranquilmoney, the company provides the only "soup-to-nuts" solution including Cloud-hosted software, and a dedicated trained team of IT and medical billing professionals to each client. The New York based company charges a flat percentage of actual collections, with no extra charges for training, customization, and outsourced A/R follow up.

"A typical physician would pay about five percent of their monthly collections, with no upfront cost, and out track record shows a typical improvement of 20 percent in collections, making the solution one that makes money rather than costing money," adds Philip. The revenue comes out of complying with electronic data standards and making sure the insurance plans pay what they contractually owe. In addition, Tranquilmoney also provides all the assistance needed to comply with the Affordable Care Act incentive payments, which is $44,000 per physician for Medicare.

Tranquilmoney, provides the only "soup-to-nuts" solution including Cloud-hosted software, and a dedicated trained team of IT and medical billing professionals to each client

Tranquilmoney's software platform PracticeTracker is certified as meeting the requirements for this incentive payment.

Tranquilmoney's biggest client is Costco Pharmacy, who has been with it since inception in 2001. "We manage around $900 million a year in third party healthcare receivables each year. We expect the future growth to come from the $2.7 trillion broader healthcare market, of which around $600 billion is physician receivables," explains Philip. The market is fragmented, but there is a trend towards consolidation that is emerging, and Tranquilmoney is positioned to be a strong player in the market over the next decade.