About Patient Access Services
HASC Patient Access Services can help you diversify revenue sources, secure long-term viability, improve access and better serve vulnerable populations. Patient Access Services offers flexible, effective reimbursement solutions and transitional care programs to support care delivery. We connect you with the right public health agencies, tools and resources to meet your business goals and patient needs.
Bridges Network
The Bridges Prenatal to Three Network (Bridges Network) supports children’s success by identifying health and developmental concerns during the critical first years of life. The program then provides families with information, screening and resources including referrals for home visitation services by nurses and other public health staff.
Conservatorship Access Network
When discharged patients cannot care for themselves and need help managing their finances or other personal needs, the Conservatorship Access Network (CAN) provides assistance. A partnership with the LA County Office of the Public Guardian, CAN offers patients complete probate conservatorship evaluation at your facility.
Eligibility On Site
Eligibility On Site (EOS) can help you cut red tape and ensure proper reimbursement with on-site Medi-Cal certification. Qualifying patients can be interviewed and enrolled on site, either before treatment or following discharge.
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Medical Debt and Presumptive Eligibility RFP: Bulk Pricing
Release Announcement View announcement as PDF The Hospital Association of Southern California (HASC), in collaboration with L.A. Care and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, is soliciting qualified vendors to respond to a request for proposal (RFP) for bulk purchasing options for income estimation/verification to support enhanced presumptive eligibility screening across area hospitals […]
LA County Releases Landmark Hospital Charity Care Report
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health released a report Sept. 16 showing how hospitals provide financial assistance to patients, along with a new toolkit to strengthen charity care practices in the county.