Promantra Inc

Promantra Inc

Hospitals and Health Care

Somerset, New Jersey 3,144 followers

About us

Since 2003, Promantra has been a leader in Revenue Cycle Management for Hospitals, Clinics and Medical Practices across the US. Over 350 professionals help our clients with medical transcription, medical coding, claims management and revenue recovery challenges every day. Our 24/7/365 operation can turn around coding and claims management projects extremely quickly at a very competitive price. Our offices are strategically located to support your needs. US office locations are Somerset, NJ, Pocatello, ID and San Ramon, CA. Our major project Support Center is located in Hyderabad, India. We have the ability to scale up high quality response to large projects very quickly and provide most transcription and coding services in less than 24 hours. We are an ISO 9001 & ISO 27001 certified and HIPAA Compliant organization.

Website
http://www.promantra.us
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Somerset, New Jersey
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2003
Specialties
Revenue Cycle Management, Medical Billing, Medical Coding, Eligibility Verification, Denial Management, AR Follow-up, Long Term Care Billing, LTC Pharmacy Billing, Finance & Accounting for Healthcare, and Healthcare IT Software Solutions

Locations

  • Primary

    285 Davidson Ave

    Suite 501

    Somerset, New Jersey 08873, US

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  • 203, KKR Square, Kavuri Hills Phase-1, Sri Rama Colony,

    Jubilee Hills,

    Hyderabad, Telangana 500033, IN

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Employees at Promantra Inc

Updates

  • A mid-sized orthopedic practice, renowned for its exceptional patient care, faced significant challenges behind the scenes. High claim denial rates, inefficient workflows, and slow reimbursements were limiting their growth and straining their resources. By auditing their processes, implementing advanced billing solutions, and providing expert training and support, we helped this practice achieve remarkable results in just six months: - A 30% reduction in claim denials. - A 25% boost in revenue, enabling reinvestment in patient care. - Streamlined workflows, freeing staff to focus on patients. Our tailored solutions don’t just fix problems—they empower practices to thrive. #Orthopedicpractice #Medicalbilling #Revenuecyclemanagement

  • According to recent studies, approximately 20% of medical claims are denied due to medical necessity issues, highlighting the impact on both providers and patients. Medical necessity denials represent a significant challenge for healthcare providers, leading to delayed reimbursements, increased administrative burdens, and potential revenue loss. These denials occur when insurers determine that a service or treatment is not necessary based on established clinical guidelines. Understanding the causes of these denials—such as incomplete documentation, coding errors, and lack of prior authorization—is crucial. Providers must adopt proactive strategies, including thorough documentation practices, accurate coding, and ensuring prior authorizations, to mitigate these denials. Implementing these measures reduces administrative costs, improves claim processing efficiency, and enhances patient care outcomes. Dive deeper into medical necessity denials and how to deal with them in our latest blog. 🔗 Link in the comments below! #RCM #Healthcareclaims #Claimdenials #revenuecyclemanagement

  • In the #healthcare & #RCM space, automation isn't a replacement—it’s a partner. Far from eliminating human roles, automation amplifies them, enabling healthcare professionals to focus on what truly matters: empathy, critical thinking, and strategic decision-making. The myths surrounding automation in RCM—whether about human displacement, the need for in-house development, or the belief that all automation is inherently efficient—fail to capture the reality. When thoughtfully implemented, automation becomes a powerful tool that enhances productivity, reduces manual burdens, and ultimately improves patient care. #Automation #RPA #HealthcareRCM

  • Most denial management strategies are reactive, focusing on fixing rejected claims. But here’s the reality: for every denial overturned, dozens more pile up. This hamster wheel of recovery is costing your organization more than you realize—not just in time and money but also in trust with payers and patients. What’s the alternative? Treat denials as the symptom, not the problem. The real issue lies in how your systems, teams, and payers work together—or don’t. A well-defined denial management process can significantly reduce denial rates. If you're looking for a detailed yet easy-to-follow guide on the denial management process, we've created a comprehensive resource to help healthcare professionals streamline their workflows. Click on the link in the comment below. 👇 #denialmanagement #RCM #healthcaretech

  • AI is changing the game in healthcare, with 84% of executives optimistic about its role in RCM. But there's still a dose of skepticism, with 1 in 3 concerned about accuracy and reliability. 🤔 Here's a quick dive into the key points: 1. Concerns: 31% cite accuracy issues, 17% are unfamiliar with AI, and 15% feel it's still too new. 2. Human vs. AI: For now, human expertise still reigns in many RCM tasks, but AI is a powerful tool for tackling manual, repetitive work like denials and eligibility errors. 3. AI in Action: AI can predict and prevent denials before they happen, making RCM smoother and more efficient. 4. Continuous Learning: AI needs constant feedback to improve, adapting to regulatory changes for better accuracy. #AIinHealthcare #RevenueCycleManagement #RCM

  • Healthcare claims processing has long been a bottleneck in the industry, and for good reason. With mountains of paperwork, endless back-and-forths, and the constant threat of errors, the system has historically been anything but efficient. AI-powered solutions like Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) are not just reducing human error; they’re completely automating time-consuming tasks that have traditionally bogged down healthcare operations. One of the most exciting aspects of AI in healthcare claims processing is its ability to predict and prevent claim denials before they happen. This level of foresight is what we need to reduce the ongoing costs that come with rejected claims, while also relieving patients from the anxiety of unexpected denials. It’s a proactive approach to claims management that benefits everyone—healthcare providers, insurers, and especially patients. For healthcare providers, quicker reimbursements mean less cash flow disruption, allowing them to focus more on patient care instead of administrative battles. If you want to dive deeper into how AI is transforming claims processing and what that means for your organization, read our full blog from the link in the comments below. 👇 #AIinHealthcare #Revenuecyclemanagement #claimsmanagement

  • Claim denials are more than just a setback—they're a signal. Effective denial management requires a strategic approach: identifying root causes, optimizing processes, and leveraging the right tools to protect your revenue cycle. In this carousel, we break down actionable strategies tailored for small practices, ensuring you get reimbursed faster and with fewer disruptions. Swipe through for practical insights that drive measurable results. #DenialManagement #RevenueCycleOptimization #HealthcarePracticeGrowth

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