Roswell, Georgia (PRWEB) Could 30, 2013
MediStreams is pleased to announce the current employ of Coretta Whipple as Electronic Information Interchange (EDI), Project Manager functioning at the corporate headquarters. Coretta has a background of nine years in Healthcare and Retail EDI Project Management with a Bachelor of Arts, Organization Administration degree from Georgia State University. She has joined the operations group to help with implementations for the fast increasing portfolio of healthcare customers.

Her strong skills in project management, pipeline approaches, and functionality improvements bring extensive knowledge to the group. I am excited to commence a new challenge with MediStreams to further boost and streamline their implementation processes. I attribute my successes to my organization, analytical, and energetic qualities and strategy to put them into action at MediStreams, said Coretta.

John Koch, Chief Operations Officer stated, As our client base expands and our service offerings broaden the efficiency of our internal operations team has become increasingly crucial. With Coretta’s wealth of expertise and industry understanding in claims, denial management, and payment posting, she will be a main contributor. We welcome her to our team.

About MediStreams

MediStreams is a Healthcare Banking and Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management company that focuses on the automation of the healthcare remittance approach. The solution is web-primarily based, accessible from any world wide web connection. Built with flexibility in thoughts, the answer integrates with numerous patient accounting and practice management systems, in addition to adapting to the constant evolution of the healthcare space. MediStreams is SOC 2 Sort II and HIPAA audited. If you would like to find out much more about how the MediStreams solution can work for you, please pay a visit to the MediStreams web site at: http://www.medistreams.com or contact us toll cost-free at: (888) ANSI 835.





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