Richard Baland
Chief Financial Officer & Chief Compliance OfficerRichardson Medical Center
Richard Baland is the Chief Financial Officer and Chief Compliance Officer at Richardson Medical Center in Rayville, Louisiana. Formerly, Mr. Baland performed the same roles with Lutheran Social Services (LSSS) and Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation (YKHC). LSSS operates not for profit assisted living, residential psychiatric treatment, foster care, adoption and related service facilities in approximately 35 locations in three states. YKHC operates not for profit hospitals and clinics in approximately 65 locations in a 75,000 square mile area. Before those roles, he served as the CEO for the Texoma Womens Clinics and Hospital in Wichita Falls, TX. Earlier in his career, he worked as the Billing Supervisor for Parkland, the world’s largest public hospital, with 997 licensed beds. Mr. Baland holds an MBA in Finance from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. He is certified or licensed as a CPA, DABFE, CHC, and a NHA. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2007 - present | Chief Financial Officer & Chief Compliance Officer Richardson Medical Center |
|---|---|
| 2005 - 2006 | Chief Financial Officer LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES South |
| 2003 - 2005 | Chief Financial Officer Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp |
| 1996 - 2002 | Administrator Texoma Women's Clinic |
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| US GAAP Healthcare Specialists | 346 |
| Chief Financial Officers | 1503 |
| Employee Benefits Experts | 267 |
| General and Acute Care Hospital Economic Experts | 96 |
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Increasing interest rates and debt service, a Decrease in available cash, a Migration to more fixed rate borrowing and appeals to state governments for assistance, a delay in physical plant additions/upgrades
For one reason, this industry has outperformed the commercial average for the most recent eight years. Secondly, demographics are driving medical services. More of the population is aging. People are living longer. And Medical technology is improving at a rate that provides new and better healthcare...
Yes, WalMart has a large pool of patients. And there are competitive advantages with regard to the convenience of a pharmacy and over the counter remedies. However, having patients is only one piece of the puzzle. The business of medicine is more complex than merely having patients or customers.
The government has paid hundreds of millions less as a result of these measures. Now, the government has targeted the Hospice industry. Of course, there is no physician that can predict how long a patient will live. Physicians sign orders for Hospice patients that are terminal. The physician cannot...
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