Through the acquisition, SIS will pair its current capabilities with the additional billing expertise or Surgical Notes, according to a Nov. 19 news release.
The two will combine technology-enabled RCM solutions with specialized billing, coding and transcription expertise to provide an expanded range of solutions tailored for ASCs.
SIS has seen a five-year annual growth of almost 20% in its current RCM business. Surgical Notes also provides chart automation and document-management solutions.
Surgical Notes’ billing platform is integrated into several ASC practice management systems. Following the acquisition, SIS plans to serve over 2,700 ASCs and hospitals, according to the release.
