DHG Healthcare Adds Crossfire Advisory

Published June 25, 2013, 11:35 a.m. EDT

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Updated June 25, 2013, 11:41 a.m. EDT

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Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP has added Crossfire Advisory to its national health care practice, DHG Healthcare.

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“The combination of DHG Healthcare and Crossfire Advisory is a great strategic proposition in this incredibly provocative time for all healthcare organizations," DHG Healthcare principal Rick Wallace said in a statement. “Our services and cultures align to bring tremendous value to healthcare providers.”

Brad Benton, partner-in-charge at DHG Healthcare, noted that the new addition doubles the firm's capacity in revenue performance and extends its geographic footprint throughout the Midwest.

DHG Healthcare's Revenue Performance/Transformation services include revenue cycle performance, revenue rransformation, ICD-10 transition, physician enterprise optimization and compliance.

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