




PPJ Enterprise Announces Three Negotiated PBS Medical Billing Agreements in Greater Phoenix Area
RENO, NV--(Marketwire - November 6, 2009) - PPJ Enterprise (PPJ) (
PBS Marketing representatives spent the greater half of this week developing many of the leads that were obtained from the American Pain Society Conference held last month, three contracts have been negotiated to service two ambulatory surgery centers and one pain management physician billing.
One client in particular has been struggling with its billing issues in that its President stated that there are in excess of $3 million in unbilled cases from the past nine months. PBS is very experienced in surgery center billing and will be able to not only improve their profitability outlook for 2010, but will assist in the recovery of reimbursed revenues from previously performed cases as well. The addition of these clients will greatly increase the prosperity of PBS in 2010.
Representatives from PBS will be visiting Phoenix next week to begin the billing transition process; the official contract start date will begin on November 15, 2009 or soon after.
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