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Thursday, May 28, 2026, 1:00–2:00 PM ET
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Seacoast Laboratory Data Systems
| Company | Seacoast Laboratory Data Systems |
|---|---|
| Name of billing/accounts receivable/revenue cycle management system | SurroundLab AR |
| Contact | Lisa M. Turgeon |
| City, State | Dover, NH |
| Phone | 603-431-4114 |
| Website | |
| How billing/AR/RCM functionality is deployed | local server, company hosts remotely, or third-party cloud-based hosting |
| Configuration of billing/AR/RCM system | standalone product designed to interface with any company’s LIS and EHR |
| How updates to billing/AR/RCM system are covered | some via standard software maintenance fee† |
| Year company began selling billing/AR/RCM systems | 2001 |
| Most recent billing/AR/RCM system client go-live (based on Feb. 2026 survey deadline) | June 2025 |
| Last product release or update of featured billing/AR/RCM system | January 2026 (version 122025) |
| No. of contracts for U.S. laboratory sites using billing/AR/RCM system | — |
| No. of U.S. sales of billing/AR/RCM system between Feb. 2025–Jan. 2026 | 3 |
| No. of U.S. sites that went live with billing/AR/RCM system, Feb. 2025–Jan. 2026 | 2 |
| • No. of U.S. sites operating billing/AR/RCM system that are hospital labs in U.S./commercial medical (nonhospital) labs in U.S.*/foreign medical labs | 3/88 (clinical reference labs )/0 |
| Foreign locations where company actively markets billing/AR/RCM system for clinical lab use | none |
| Human languages (other than English) supported by system | — |
| No. of invoices handled by installed sites annually | — |
| No. of requisitions handled by installed sites annually | 13,500–4,000,000 (average, 400,000) |
| No. of users who have access to system in smallest site/in largest site** | 6/325 (average, 25) |
| Approximate No. of employees in entire company | 25 |
| Company provides list of client sites to potential customers on request | yes (partial list of comparable sites but prospective client must sign a nondisclosure agreement) |
| Programming languages and development applications or environments | MUMPS, Caché |
| Operating systems | Microsoft Windows, Unix |
| Databases | Caché, GT.M |
| • Generates CMS 1500 (HCFA-1500) claim form (paper version) | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Generates UB-04 (CMS 1450) claim form (paper version) | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Generates client invoices/Generates patient invoices/Generates family invoices | installed at laboratory sites (all three features) |
| • Guarantor billing | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to produce a GAAP, FASB, and SOX-compliant end-of-month financial package with referential integrity | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Billing by test profile/Component billing | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Medical-necessity screening for Medicare | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to split technical component and professional component and bill separately | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Prevents billing for nonbillable procedures | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Patient demographic data transferred via interface from LIS or EHR to billing system | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Retains demographic data for repeating patients | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Account and patient payment posting/Full accounts receivable functionality | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Credit card processing | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Automatic balance billing to patient after receiving remittance that satisfies CPT codes on insurance | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to fee-for-service bill tests and codes carved out of capitated plans | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Generates utilization reports for managed care | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Generates global charges for lab tests | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to set an unlimited No. of user-defined fee schedules | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to separate payers into lab-defined groups and report on the groups | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Displays expected reimbursement by payer | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Allows open-item accounting | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Client services or call tracking module | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Benefit eligibility checking with auto-update | installed at laboratory sites |
| • User-defined patient dunning cycles/User-defined patient collections process | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • User report writer | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Client control of software edits for preferences and configurations | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Ability to audit activity per user/Ability to measure productivity per user | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Storage and management of supporting documentation for claims and appeals | available via Seacoast’s SLScan |
| • Automated workflow for identifying errors up front and addressing them prior to claim submission | installed at laboratory sites |
| • Appeals tracking/Appeals success metrics | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Underpayment tracking/Key indicator tracking | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Generates financial reports/Generates operational reports | installed at laboratory sites (both features) |
| • Reports client performance in terms of payment rates, denials, similar metrics | installed at laboratory sites |
| • AI-enabled analytics that support workflow automation and configuration | — |
| Portals provided on billing/AR/RCM system | client/physician Web portal, patient Web portal |
| Means by which billing/AR/RCM system tracks profitability | test, payer, client (user’s choice) |
| Advanced system capabilities | rules-based processing, claims scrubbing, bundling/unbundling, 72-hour rule, 14-day rule |
| Voluntary coding systems, standards, or formats supported | IAIABC EDI guidelines, ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS level II |
| System supports EDI with third-party payers and claims clearinghouses | yes (with Ability, Availity, CHC, others; 99% of data exchange via direct electronic connection) |
| Code changes automatically accepted by billing/AR/RCM system via interfaces | yes (using CodeMap, Optum360) |
| Billing/AR/RCM system provides indexed field in each test definition for LOINC code | yes |
| Client gets copy of source code/User group that meets on established schedule | no/no |
| Methods by which users can tailor billing/AR/RCM system in their own setting | ad hoc query tools, dictionary settings, tailored worklists |
| Qualified users or third parties can modify or augment standard billing/AR/RCM system functionality or features | yes (client users) |
| Distinguishing product features or company attributes (supplied by company) | commercial lab centric; scalable; fully customizable; complete product suite for the commercial laboratory, including nursing home workflows, AP billing; optional LIS as a companion product to provide a complete software package for the laboratory |
| *breakdown of U.S. commercial medical (nonhospital) labs generalized; **in current client sites; Note: A dash in lieu of an answer means company did not answer question or question is not applicable | †annual updates to base software |