About ACS Healthcare Solutions

Value Delivered. Healthcare Transformed.

The transformation to a high-performance organization takes more than process change and information technology upgrades or improvements. It takes the integration and optimization of redesigned clinical and business processes around core organizational objectives—a collaborative process that involves and satisfies all stakeholders as a necessity to the achievement of success. At ACS Healthcare Solutions, we understand and embrace the imperative to change, and the challenge inherent in transformation. Call it transformation, or organizational improvement, or re-engineering, or organizational optimization —we’ve been involved in advancing the productivity and performance of healthcare organizations for over 20 years, and we are uniquely qualified to meet the increasingly complex needs of healthcare organizations today and into the future. We are the foremost provider of analytic, consulting, revenue improvement and IT and business process outsourcing solutions to the healthcare industry.

Our full range of services—provided by the deepest pool of healthcare talent, experience, and expertise in the industry—integrates and optimizes technologies, improves business processes and workflows, accelerates revenue capture, and leads to measurable improvements in patient care and measurable impact on our clients’ bottom line. It’s a track record validated by the more than 4,000 healthcare organizations we have served in all 50 states and throughout the world.

ACS Healthcare Solutions’ highly qualified staff, comprising more than 2,300 healthcare-dedicated employees, knows every aspect of healthcare, is experienced with virtually all applications, and understands the industry’s regulatory, financial, and administrative environment. Many of our professionals have served as CEOs, COOs, CFOs, and CIOs, as well as clinical practitioners or directors, before joining ACS Healthcare Solutions. Our senior consultants have ties to academia and prestigious healthcare organizations as well – many serve on executive panels of national organizations and editorial review boards, and contribute significantly to the accumulated body of healthcare literature and education through publications in industry journals and presentations to national industry associations and health system boards.