Already an ACA board member, Haag has been active in the association’s efforts to educate legislators and regulators, at both the national and state levels, about the potentially unintended consequences of medical debt regulations on both healthcare providers and patients. Working with ACA’s political action committee and legislators of all political persuasions, Haag was recently invited to the White House to meet with special advisors to the President to discuss the connection between medical debt credit reporting and provider reimbursements as well as access to excellent healthcare.
It is important to note that Haag’s father, Tom, State’s late chairman and chief executive officer, served as ACA President in 1995. This unique achievement makes the Haags only the second family to have both father and son serve as ACA President, a testament to the company’s rich history of industry leadership.
“Tim is an exceptional leader, stewarding his family legacy, not only at State but also with ACA,” said Scott Purcell, ACA International’s chief executive officer. “We appreciate his willingness to share his knowledge with the entire industry and influence change that will benefit the whole industry, the creditors it serves, and the consumers that benefit from access to credit at affordable prices. We’re also grateful for his continued leadership in operating with integrity and excellence.”
Haag’s term will run until July 2025.
About State
State improves the financial picture for healthcare providers by delivering increased financial results while ensuring a positive patient experience. Rooted in a tradition of ethics, integrity and innovation since 1949, State uses data analytics to drive performance and speech analytics with ongoing training to ensure patient satisfaction. A family-owned company now in its third generation of leadership, State assists healthcare organizations with services spanning the complete revenue cycle, including Pre-Service Financial Clearance, Early Out Self-Pay Resolution, Insurance Follow-Up and Bad Debt Collection. To learn more, visit: www.statecollectionservice.com.
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