NextServices provides consulting, revenue cycle management, mobile EHR and analytics to surgery centers and other healthcare providers. The integrated platform allows for our client organizations to run smoothly and profitably.
Established: 2004
Headquarters: Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Mission
To enable seamless healthcare delivery
Philosophy
We started as a company to simplify the $10B administrative problem of healthcare. To help physicians put up a fair fight, we realized that they must be provided the very tools that insurance companies inherently had - of people, process and technology. Along the way, we narrowed our focus on certain medical specialties giving us depth and greater market penetration. We expanded our service offerings from basic billing services to more sophisticated needs such as analytics based on our client requirements. When our clients requested us to recommend an EHR, we couldn't find a suitable one and we spend 2.5 years building one from the ground-up ourselves. Today enki, our EHR platform, is one of the world's few certified mobile healthcare delivery platforms. We constantly seek simplicity in our work. This thinking is apparent in our products too. enki is one of the easiest to use EHR/ EMR platforms out there.
We are client driven. We build great products that are not only superbly functional but also great to experience - reflecting a strong grasp of our client needs. We work with our clients everyday to simplify how they run their businesses, thereby increasing their profitability. That's our story and our philosophy.
Vision
Our vision is to enable seamless healthcare delivery virtually, thereby connecting physicians and patients anywhere.
Here are some factors governing our vision and organizational focus:
a) Healthcare will continue to be complex and a large expanding global industry.
b) Mobility will become the primary virtual healthcare delivery platform enabled by the Internet.
c) Access to physical medical care will continue to be difficult and tedious. Number of doctors per patient will continue to decline.
d) The current EHR industry will be viewed as EHR version 1.0 - responsible primarily for digitizing medical information.
e) Patients will increasingly play a proactive and dominant role in the delivery of their care.
f) Systems, devices, products will talk to each other through common standards thereby making all medical data accessible.
g) There will be increased regulation and newer laws. Private insurers will continue to play a dominant role in US healthcare in a variety of ways.
We envision a future where healthcare will be delivered in fundamentally different ways. We see ourselves as enablers of such a future.




