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A Netsmart Case Study
Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan (LSS) serves about 100,000 people annually with more than 2,000 staff across 300+ facilities. The agency struggled with decentralized, paper-based billing that caused duplicated data entry, long remittance delays (Medicaid 4–6 weeks, counties ~30 days) and, after a 2008 regulatory restructuring into multiple regional CMOs, a complex set of differing contract rules and billing requirements.
LSS implemented myEvolv™, a centralized, web-based system that integrates clinical and financial data and automates claim creation. The change cut Medicaid remittance to 4–6 days and county remittance to about 6 days, enabled rapid adaptation to multiple CMO rules with minimal disruption (avoiding an estimated six-month backlog), reduced redundant work, and improved revenue tracking, budgeting and overall financial stability.