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Results

Measured by Recovery. Proven by Performance.

From first-pass collections to second-placement cleanups, our process consistently outperforms traditional vendors.

The results speak for themselves — and the numbers prove it.

Impact at a Glance

$1 Billion+

Recovered across hospital clients

2.5X Higher Recoveries

Compared to Typical Vendor Performance

100% Transparency

Real-time reporting & ROI tracking

Case Studies

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Large Trauma Center Cleanup

Background: A Level 2 trauma center gave Titan Collections a batch of 172 second-placement TPL accounts that had aged out with their previous vendor.

 

Results: Titan recovered $274,000 in 6 months — more than the first vendor recovered in 12 months.

Missed accident indicators were identified, and multiple accounts were reclassified for full MedPay and BI pursuit.

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Mid-Sized Hospital Collections Overhaul

Background: A small Southeastern hospital partnered with Titan Collections to improve total recovery on accident-related claims – including MedPay, Liability, and personal injury accounts – after a previous vendor failed to deliver.

 

Results: Titan increased recoveries by 2.7X the prior vendor – with faster turnaround, better documentation, and no workflow disruption.

 

No EHR access required, no patient complaints, and all proceeds routed directly to the hospital.

Before Titan vs After Titan

We’ve built a recovery process that’s legally sound, easy to implement, and incredibly effective — even when others have failed. No patient chasing. No IT lift. Just results.

Metric

Recovery Rate

Transparency / Reporting

Before Titan

21%

Minimal

With Titan

48%

Full, Daily

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Want to see what Titan could recover for your facility?

Our free screening will show you exactly what’s been missed — and what we can get back.

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