William Dagher Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Alpharetta, Ga

William oversees the payment integrity and medical management operations of SFUR and MRC.

Spokane, Washington, United States

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

6210 Scott Street, Suite 112 Punta Gorda, Fl 33950

International Medical Billing is a leading medical billing service that has been in business since 2000.

Greater Atlanta Area

William was co-founder, majority shareholder and President of i-Plexus Solutions from 2005 through 2011 when i-Plexus Solutions was sold to OpenEC. i-Plexus is a leading cloud based medical claims clearinghouse and medical billing service with over six thousands providers nationwide. From 2012 through July 2013, William continued to operate as President of i-Plexus Solutions. From July 2013 through March 2014, William held the role of Director of operations.

William was responsible the management of the clearinghouse and billing service operations.

From 1998 to 1999, William was Chief Information Officer for Medaphis which subsequently changed its name to Per-Se.From 1999 through 2003, William was President of the e-Health division of Per-Se Technologies. Under William's leadership, the e-Health division was the fastest growing Per-Se division for five years with revenue growth doubling from $30 million in 1999 to $60 million in 2003. William had responsibility for all aspects of the operation including acquisitions, operations, sales, finance, and human resources. William participated in board meetings to go over the quarterly performance of the business unit and often spoke to the Wall Street analyst community about the performance and direction of the business. There were over 55,000 physicians and 350 hospitals that were customers over the e-Health division. There were various P&L units that made up the e-Health division including:1. A Print and Mail operation that generated $28 million in revenue and $3 million in EBITDA2. A hospital revenue cycle management unit that generated $16 million in revenue and $6 million in EBITDA3. A medical claims clearinghouse that generated $7 million in revenue and $2 million in EBITDA4. A Practice Management Software Service Bureau to physicians that generated $9 million in revenue and $1 million in EBITDAIn 1999, Medaphis sold off the hospital collection agency and the information technology consulting units and formed three operating divisions:1: The Physician Billing Service, 2: the Health Care Systems Software Division, and 3: the e-Health Division. In early 2004 after selling off components of the Software Division, Per-Se Technologies merged the e-Health Division with the remains of the Software Division to form the Hospital Services Division. in 2004 – William was Senior Vice President of the managed care software business unit as well as large payer relationships within the medical and hospital clearinghouse units of Per-Se’s Hospital Division.

Birmingham, Alabama Area

William held two positions with MedPartners including Vice President of Information Systems and Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions. MedPartners (subsequently known as Caremark (NYSE symbol = CMX), was the largest physician aggregator in the physician market place and is a leading Pharmacy Benefit Management Company with over $33 billion in annual revenue. Caremark was purchased by CVS (NYSE Symbol = CVS) in 2007. As Vice President of Information Systems, William had responsibility for all information system functions and responsibility for the billing and collecting for over 3000 providers all through the United States through regional billing offices. During William’s 4 years at MedPartners, revenue grew from $300,000 to $6 billion. As Vice President of Information System from 1994 through 1997, William had responsibility for the information system and billing/ collecting for over 3000 providers all through out the United State including sizeable emergency medicine provider organizations. The organization that William had responsibility for would install electronic medical record systems, train the physicians and staff on the electronic medical records and practice management systems, and bill for and collect through regional billing offices. William spoke quite frequently at Wall Street analyst meetings during his tenure as Vice President of Information Systems. MedPartners went through two large mergers including the initial merger with Mulliken Medical out of Long Beach, CA and subsequently with Caremark out of Chicago, IL. During these larger mergers William and his team were tasked with the strategic direction of assimilating redundant system and leverage any core strengths and capabilities that existed. William decided to leave Medpartners when it appeared that their proposed merger with Phycor was not going to close.

William was a director of strategic planning for Medaphis which later changed its name to Per-Se Technologies. Medaphis at this time was the leading billing service for hospital based providers including anesthesia, radiology, pathology and emergency medicine. William also had responsibilities as a regional account executive for the southeast. In this capacity, William would act as the conduit between provider organizations and the Medaphis Billing Operations.

Greater Atlanta Area

William worked in consulting for a physicians systems consulting practice and provided accounts receivable and strategic planning consulting services to hospitals for KPMG Peat Marwick. During this time period, William provided consulting assistance with large physician practices, hospital organizations, and numerous publicly traded healthcare entities. William worked on a variety of projects including receivable management projects, strategic planning and direction, software vendor system selections, request for proposals, process improvements, and implementations of vendor Health Information Systems.

Masters Of Science In Business, Finance

Business Administration and Finance

Ba, Healthcare Adminstration

Healthcare Adminstration