Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Texas True Choice Selects Medversant

Texas True Choice Selects Medversant

Leading preferred provider organization outsources credentialing services to Medversant Technologies.

Woodland Hills, CA (PRWEB) November 7, 2005

Texas True Choice (TTC), one of the state's largest preferred provider organization (PPO) networks, has contracted with Medversant Technologies WebCVO credentialing services division. Founded in 1996, TTC serves over 1,750 employers representing 750,000 members statewide. Medversant will allow TTC to outsource the credentialing and verification of its practitioner network and digitize all of its practitioner information. Matthew Haddad, CEO of Medversant stated, “We are honored to have been selected by TTC, one of the nation’s largest managed care organizations. WebCVO will allow TTC to achieve substantial cost savings through outsourcing, yet utilize the reporting benefits of our Web based software solution.” TTC’s Vice President, Devin Zakrewski stated, “After a long search and a careful selection process, we determined that Medversant had the best solution to meet the needs of our organization…we expect to achieve substantial efficiencies through use of this unique Web based service.”

TTC is headquartered in Plano, Texas, with a regional office in San Antonio and Houston. TTC is one of the largest statewide networks offering more than 36,000 participating providers, and over 348 acute care facilities.

Medversant Technologies headquartered in Woodland Hills, California, is one of the fastest growing healthcare technology companies in the US. The company specializes in healthcare administrative solutions for the medical staff management and provider relations process. The company’s Encompass 2005, endorsed by the Texas Hospital Association/Healthshare, is a comprehensive Web based medical staff management and provider relations system. Medversant’s WebCVO credentialing service is a leading provider of business process outsourcing solutions for the healthcare industry.

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