Financial controllership
Cash management, planning and budgeting, and weekly and monthly reporting that is accurate, timely and relevant.
Financial controllership is a vital part of a facility's financial management. Its purpose is to make sure financial operations line up with the goals of the company.
What makes controllership different is its focus on collaboration. A controller works closely with operations, admissions and nursing leadership to understand their financial needs and help them make informed decisions.
What we do
- Cash management.
- Financial planning and budgeting.
- Weekly and monthly financial analysis and reporting.
- Ancillary review.
- Work alongside your outside accountants on cost reports, audits and taxes.
Reporting you can act on
One of the most important functions of a controller is financial reporting: regular reports that give real insight into how the facility is performing. We make sure those reports are accurate, timely and relevant to the people who rely on them, whether that is ownership, lenders or management.
Other services
Tell us about your facility.
A short call about where the back office is costing you. Then a written proposal. Nothing moves until you say so.