| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Ola Jordal |
EVP & Head of Sustainability, Compliance and Quality | Profile |
ALB is a leading and innovative cloud and web-based platform built by industry experts and lawyers for assisting law firms across the world. ALB is an all-inclusive platform with an easy-to-use dashboard that helps the law firms timekeepers to easily capture details of their daily activities using our mobile or web app. ALB also helps the law firms billing clerk or department to easily prepare and submit accurate invoices to their clients. What makes ALB stand out from any other legal billing software is ALBs skill in being intuitive and to make corrections on line items based on a firms client SLA such that the law firms suffer zero to minimal losses on their invoice amount. Owing to ALBs latest technology, law firms can now prepare and submit invoices to clients that are 100% compliant with their clients SLA. This then results in the firms invoices being processed much faster by a legal bill review vendor or the clients in-house team. Hence the payments are processed much quicker ensuring better cashflow for the firms. Long gone are the days when legal bill vendors cause reductions to the law firms bills.
Pendrick Capital Partners is one of the largest HEALTHCARE debt buyers in the USA providing additional revenue streams to all our clients. Our management team is comprised of industry veterans with over 80 years of combined knowledge. We bring core expertise to all consumer debt segments in our underwriting and servicing processes. We hold ourselves to the highest standards and take pride in our business relationships. Our commitment to customer service is unmatched in the industry, just ask for our references. The sale of aged A/R among HEALTHCARE providers has become much more mainstream over the last 10 years. During the last 3 years, Pendrick Capital Partners has purchased over 55 million accounts with a face value of over $16 billion. These portfolios represent patient accounts at ER physician groups, ambulance companies and hospitals. The desire of providers to implement a profitable, compliant, and sensible solution to their revenue cycle challenges and cash acceleration needs has never been greater. With the right partner, the impact of selling should be no different than the impact of using contingency collection agencies to recover delinquent accounts. In many cases, clients have informed us that this practice has enhanced overall collections, as it creates an expectation of payment within their patient bases. Pendrick Capital Partners recognizes the important role that physicians, clinics and hospitals play in local communities and conducts its business with the highest degree of professionalism and respect for patients and clients. Careful due diligence helps us understand an organization`s unique needs and ensures that our tailored collection efforts meet our clients expectations prior to starting a relationship. We do not resell accounts and strongly recommend that any healthcare provider who is concerned about patient and community relations makes a no-resale provision a non-negotiable part of its business agreement with any debt buyer.
The Helper Bees is a technology platform focused on enhancing the aging-in-place experience for older adults in the healthcare sector. Founded in 2015 and based in Austin, Texas, the company operates across all 50 U.S. states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. It offers a wide range of non-medical in-home care services, including home care, home modifications, pest control, and meal delivery, all facilitated through its Aging-In-Place Provider Network. The platform features several tools to ensure quality care, such as automatic fulfillment that monitors service quality, digital invoicing and payment systems, and digital claims tools to streamline processes and improve data collection. Additionally, the company provides care concierge services to help individuals navigate their supplemental benefits and manage payments. The Helper Bees partners with major insurance carriers and health plans to improve in-home care delivery and reduce healthcare costs, making aging in place more accessible for seniors and their families.