Debt Recovery, Credit Management Services, Inc.
With a proven record of accomplishment, Credit Management Services, Inc., achieves bad debt recovery of more than twice the national average. Comparative studies indicate that Credit Management, which assists clients primarily in the midwestern United States, affords its clients a 45 percent recovery rate on average. Clients receive clear, concise, and detailed reporting supplied both online and in-hand, and these status reports break down the amount recovered from each customer or patient and the remaining balance. Credit Management delivers asset recovery for businesses and medical providers, removing this time-consuming function from clients’ busy schedules. Setting the company apart from other such establishments are its specialized services and its dedicated departments designed to assist clients. Credit Management also retains a full staff of in-house attorneys and paralegals. This staff is trained and compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and features bilingual account associates. The firm even offers training for clients’ staff members to help clients improve any in-house collections they choose not to turn over to Credit Management. Through membership with a host of professional organizations, the company maintains its credibility in delivering collections for Nebraska and Kansas, the states which comprise its primary service area. Headquartered in Grand Island, Nebraska, and a member of most local Chambers of Commerce where it does business, the firm holds an A+ ranking with the Better Business Bureau. At both the corporate and local levels, Credit Management extends support to non-profit organizations and provides financial and volunteer assistance to those in need. Employees are individually encouraged to invest time and energy in groups such as Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the local American Legion Auxiliary, local crisis centers, and the YMCA. Corporate-level sponsorships by Credit Management assist national agencies such as the United Way of America and the Muscular Dystrophy Association.