Cumberland Consulting launches performance improvement, revenue cycle arm

Cumberland Consulting Group has launched a performance improvement practice to expand its revenue management services portfolio for healthcare providers.

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The performance improvement practice aims to help providers improve financial margins and increase operating efficiencies through focused revenue cycle consulting and solutions.

Specifically, Cumberland will work with healthcare organizations to address value-based payments, bundled care arrangements, alternative reimbursement models and risk-based contracts.

“The performance improvement practice is a natural extension of our core service offerings,” said Brian Cahill, Cumberland CEO. “For more than a decade, we have helped healthcare clients succeed in improving their overall business performance through the optimization of technology, and we are excited to add performance improvement consulting solutions to our suite of services for providers.”

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