List of 3M ARMS Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying 3M ARMS customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased 3M ARMS for Revenue Cycle Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using 3M ARMS for Revenue Cycle Management include: Prisma Health, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 29309 employees and revenues of $6.40 billion, Detroit Medical Center, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 12000 employees and revenues of $1.50 billion, Catholic Healthcare Initiatives (CHI), a United States based Healthcare organisation with 12000 employees and revenues of $1.10 billion and many others.
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Catholic Healthcare Initiatives (CHI) | Healthcare | 12000 | $1.1B | United States | 3M Health Information Systems | 3M ARMS | Revenue Cycle Management | 2012 | n/a |
In 2012, Catholic Healthcare Initiatives implemented 3M ARMS as Ambulatory Revenue Management Software to support CHI revenue cycle operations tied to the Cerner Des Moines deployment. The initiative focused on aligning ambulatory revenue workflows with enterprise go-live sequencing and establishing a structured work plan for revenue cycle tasks across the Des Moines market.
The 3M ARMS implementation emphasized workflow orchestration and data mapping capabilities common to Ambulatory Revenue Management Software, including charge capture alignment, claim lifecycle orchestration, and denial workflow coordination. Configuration work centered on mapping CHI revenue cycle processes into the 3M ARMS work plan and establishing task-level dependencies for workflow and data transformation activities.
3M Health Information Systems provided vendor support to the Deloitte McKesson project management team, delivering gap analysis, collision avoidance coordination, and communications between the McKesson project team and the CHI revenue cycle organization. Integrations and cross-team coordination explicitly included the Cerner Des Moines implementation work stream and the McKesson project management activities, with 3M ARMS positioned as the revenue orchestration layer for workflow and data mapping tasks.
Governance relied on a market based cross dependency work plan with one week lag critical path reporting to surface sequencing conflicts and drive corrective action between vendor, integrator, and CHI teams. Operational governance centralized communications between CHI revenue cycle staff, the Deloitte McKesson project management team, and 3M Health Information Systems to manage workflow mapping, data mapping, and collision avoidance during rollout.
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Detroit Medical Center | Healthcare | 12000 | $1.5B | United States | 3M Health Information Systems | 3M ARMS | Revenue Cycle Management | 2004 | n/a |
In 2004, Detroit Medical Center implemented 3M ARMS as its Ambulatory Revenue Management Software to centralize coding and charge capture for ambulatory services. The 3M ARMS coding system was configured to generate coded encounter outputs that feed revenue cycle workflows.
The project created an interface between the 3M ARMS coding system and the MS4 system to exchange BAR and DFT transactions. The interface transmitted transaction messages from 3M ARMS into MS4 to drive billing and financial posting processes, allowing coded encounters to flow into downstream billing pipelines.
Operational scope focused on ambulatory revenue cycle operations and clinical coding teams, with configuration work targeting coding validation, code mapping, and automated message orchestration. Governance emphasized message-level monitoring and coding workflow controls to maintain consistent BAR and DFT transaction handling between 3M ARMS and MS4.
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Prisma Health | Healthcare | 29309 | $6.4B | United States | 3M Health Information Systems | 3M ARMS | Revenue Cycle Management | 2009 | n/a |
In 2009, Prisma Health implemented 3M ARMS as its Ambulatory Revenue Management Software to support ambulatory revenue cycle, billing and accounts receivable operations across its clinical network. The deployment was positioned to centralize outpatient revenue workflows and to provide a single application for troubleshooting complex problem accounts across clinical and billing systems.
The 3M ARMS implementation was integrated with Star McKesson, CAC 360, CRS, Ensemble, the HDM interface and Cerner to enable charge capture reconciliation, coding validation and claim forwarding. Functional emphasis aligned with common Ambulatory Revenue Management Software capabilities, including claim submission and management, accounts receivable tracking, denial handling and clinical reporting feeds tied to billing workflows.
Operational governance included a lead for Cerner Clinical Reporting XR responsible for maintaining Clinical Reporting XR sections, page masters and templates, ensuring clinical report artifacts were aligned with revenue processes. Troubleshooting processes were defined to coordinate remediation of problem accounts across 3M ARMS, Star McKesson, CAC 360, CRS, Ensemble, the HDM interface and Cerner, linking clinical reporting, coding and billing teams.
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