Revenue Enhancement for the Uninsured
Helping Our Nation’s Providers Care for the Community
Transform charity care into managed care through our innovative coverage program, providing comprehensive coverage for uninsured patients while significantly increasing hospital revenues.
The Challenge of the Uninsured
$125 Billion Coverage Gap
Safety-net providers deliver roughly $40 billion annually in uncompensated care towards a $125 billion coverage gap for the uninsured.
Insufficient Coverage & Funding
Providers have limited options to deliver care to the uninsured, and are typically reimbursed at levels much lower than actual cost.
Increasing Strain
Funding reductions and policy changes are increasing the number of uninsured patients relying on safety-net providers, while simultaneously reducing funding.
PICTR Solution: Move Charity Care to Managed Care
PICTR Partnership Benefits
✓ Offers quality, comprehensive care to the most vulnerable in the community
✓ Enhances revenues for safety-net hospitals faced with uncompensated care burdens
✓ Empowers all healthcare providers – from primary care physicians to specialists and pharmacies – to deliver coordinated care by transforming episodic charity care into comprehensive, compensated services
✓ Brings new hope for your community’s most underserved
✓ Requires no new taxes or additional government appropriations
How It Works
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Hospital Engagement: PICTR manages program with hospital integration.
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Coverage Management: SaaS Revenue Cycle Management for the uninsured.
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Risk Management: PICTR leverages licensed, private insurance to ensure payments.
Partner with US
PICTR Health is powered by nationally recognized experts and executives, including former senior officials from the US Department of Health and Human Services as well as the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, former health plan founders/CEOs, and former state Medicaid officials.
Join leading hospital systems in transforming uncompensated care into full coverage and sustainable revenue.
Our mission is to bridge the healthcare coverage gap by directing funding to providers to expand coverage and improve public health outcomes among the most vulnerable.