Clients of KAV Consulting ...

  •  ✓ Kelsey Seybold
      Houston, TX

  •  ✓ UNM Medical Group
      Albuquerque, NM

  •  ✓ McKesson Corporation
      Atlanta, GA

  •  ✓ Saint Vincent’s Health System
      Erie, PA

  •  ✓ Sheppard Pratt Hospital
      Baltimore, MD

  •  ✓ GHS Professional Financial Services System
      Lebanon, PA

  •  ✓ PathGroup
      Nashville, TN

  •  ✓ MIT
      Boston, MA

  •  ✓ Covenant Health System
      Lubbock, TX

  •  ✓ Medical University of South Carolina
      Charleston, SC

  •  ✓ Diagnostic Health Corp
    (formerly HealthSouth)
      Birmingham, AL

  •  ✓ University Physicians Inc
      Denver, CO

  •  ✓ University Physicians Inc
      Baltimore, MD

  •  ✓ Hamot Medical Group
      Erie, PA

  •  ✓ Physician Professional Services
      Medford, MA

  •  ✓ Wellspan Medical Group
      York, PA

  •  ✓ Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation
      Chicago, IL

  •  ✓ University of Alabama HSF
      Birmingham, AL

  •  ✓ Associated Pathologists
      Tampa, FL

  •  ✓ Emergency Medicine Billing and Coding Co
      Dallas, TX

  •  ✓ Springfield Services Corporation
      Springfield, IL

Comments from clients ...

  •  ✓ "KAV Consulting brings a level of expertise both from the operational and technical perspective that allowed us to implement the project not only on time and on budget, but in an efficient manner."
    - Director of Operations, Southeast Regional Medical Group

  •  ✓ "You cannot minimize the benefit that a small consulting firm with in-depth knowledge of the application as well as the operation provides in a successful implementation, specifically in a high volume organization like ours."
    - Collections Manager, Southcentral Billing Office



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