CollectionPro Expands Healthcare Claims Recovery Services with Chicago Hospital Acquisition

CollectionPro, a healthcare reimbursement recovery and arbitration management solutions provider, has announced the successful acquisition of another hospital-client in Chicago, marking continued growth in its mission to help healthcare organizations recover underpaid claims and manage disputes. The company specializes in addressing the complex regulatory challenges surrounding the No Surprises Act and various state-level balance billing laws, focusing particularly on out-of-network billing scenarios that often result in significant revenue loss for providers.

The company's services are structured around three primary tracks designed to maximize reimbursement outcomes while ensuring regulatory compliance. The Federal No Surprises Act IDR Management establishes open negotiation workflows, drives powerful IDR appeals, and supervises the federal arbitration process through the national dispute portal. State Surprise Bill and IDR Resolution provides custom-tailored compliance processes for each state's unique timelines, laws, and documentation standards. Negotiation and Settlement Optimization leverages advanced data modeling and proprietary benchmark analytics to identify the most equitable reimbursement outcomes.

Each service track is supported by core functions including claim validation, deadline tracking, data reconciliation, and comprehensive outcome reporting, ensuring every claim follows a compliant, data-backed trajectory from initiation to resolution. This systematic approach helps healthcare providers navigate the increasingly complex reimbursement landscape while reducing administrative overhead through automated processes.

CollectionPro operates on a performance-based compensation model that distinguishes it from traditional service providers. Under this "no recovery, no fee" contingency framework, providers pay only when additional recoveries are achieved beyond the payer's initial offer. The company also advances all administrative and arbitration costs during the trial period, providing complete financial predictability for clients. This model reinforces CollectionPro's commitment to transparent, value-driven partnerships and financial fairness in an industry where recovery services often come with significant upfront costs.

The healthcare reimbursement crisis across the United States has created mounting pressure for providers facing declining payer reimbursements, delayed arbitration outcomes, and evolving regulatory mandates. CollectionPro directly addresses these challenges by helping providers recover underpaid claims faster through expert-driven IDR filings, improve reimbursement accuracy with real-time comparative rate analytics, ensure compliance with both NSA and state-specific arbitration frameworks, reduce administrative costs through automated reconciliation tools, and gain visibility into payment trends through integrated dashboards available at https://www.collectionpro.com.

Healthcare reimbursement is now made simple according to Maverick Johnson, spokesperson for CollectionPro. The company helps providers recover rightful revenue from out-of-network and underpaid claims, empowering them to act with confidence backed by data and automation rather than guesswork. CollectionPro's team brings decades of experience in claims recovery, payer relations, and dispute resolution management, serving as both operational partner and revenue advocate while delivering measurable improvements in cash flow and financial sustainability.

CollectionPro maintains rigorous compliance standards including HIPAA adherence, advanced cybersecurity protocols, and robust Business Associate Agreement requirements across all engagements. The infrastructure provides complete audit trails, PHI encryption, and continuous data integrity monitoring, giving healthcare providers peace of mind and regulatory assurance while navigating complex reimbursement challenges. This comprehensive approach sets new benchmarks for how automation, analytics, and compliance can converge to transform healthcare reimbursement outcomes.