JTS Health Partners (JTS), a national healthcare professional services and analytics firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Kim Stone as Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Consultant. Stone will provide strategic leadership to drive revenue cycle improvements, enhance cash flow and streamline financial services for JTS’ clients. Her expertise plays a vital role in supporting JTS’ expansion and commitment to delivering best-in-class revenue cycle solutions.
“Kim’s extensive background in revenue cycle management and her ability to effectively implement financial strategies make her such a valuable addition to JTS,” says Thomas Stewart, President, CEO and Co-founder of JTS. “Kim’s knowledge in billing, denials management, patient accounts receivables (AR) and vendor oversight are fundamental in helping our clients achieve sustainable financial outcomes. We are very excited to have Kim on our team.”
Stone brings over 25 years of experience in healthcare revenue cycle management, holding leadership positions at Med-Metrix LLC, Prospect Medical Holdings and Jefferson Health New Jersey. She has successfully led large-scale RCM operations, managed system conversions, and has implemented process improvements that have significantly reduced accounts receivable (AR) days and optimized financial performance.
Having served in the United States Marine Corps as a Personnel Administration Assistant, she brings disciplined leadership and strategic problem solving and communication skills combined with strong analytical thinking to deliver an impactful and sustainable business solution for our clients.
JTS Health Partners (JTS) is a national healthcare consulting firm that partners with our clients, and the communities they serve, by optimizing financial sustainability through innovative services and technologies in the field of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), Health Information Management (HIM), Health IT (HIT), Analytics (nCREAS™) and Financial Technology (FinTech). Visit jtshealthpartners.com for more information.
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