Poured Back into HTCs
About Red Chip Enterprises
Red Chip works in partnership with Hemophilia Treatment Centers to help build, maintain, and grow outpatient factor programs. The 340B programs we manage are built on performance, not promise. Our team supports physicians, nurses and hospital administration in building a bright future for HTCs and their patients.
99.5%
Collections Secured on Behalf of Our HTC Clients
1,505
Clients Serviced Across the U.S.
$1,163,000,000
Factor Claims Billed Since 2001
$190,000,000
Net Margin for Red Chip HTCs Since 2001
Nationwide Support for 340B Programs
Red Chip has been helping HTCs establish, build and grow 340B Factor Programs since 2001. We work with adult and pediatric programs around the country in freestanding clinics, Children’s Hospitals, Disproportionate Share Hospitals and University settings. We take care of business so our clients can focus on their patients.
Red Chip’s management group works closely with your HTC team to design a 340B factor program uniquely suited to your facility’s needs. Our industry experts control costs by managing the programs, but everything we provide — services, inventory, etc. — is branded with your HTC’s information, not Red Chip’s. As your 340B partner, we’re dedicated to your HTC’s success.
All facets of our programs are managed directly by experienced Red Chip personnel, including:
- Financial Reporting
- Cash Recognition
- Billing & Collecting
- Inventory Control
- Compliance
- Payer Marketing and Contracts
- Customer Service
- Pharmacy Dispensing
- Warehousing
- Packing/Shipping/Tracking
Kimberly Dunsmore, MD
“When problems arise with reimbursement (as they often do), Red Chip certainly has the tools and expertise to solve them! As a new program, developing effective and efficient communication with payers is a high priority. Their team recently worked with our hospital administration to streamline a very inefficient process and enabled us to prevent payer mishaps. Now those critical claims payments are directed straight to our HTC.”