Working at Wave Online Infoway

Wave Online is a premier offshore Revenue Cycle Management company (RCM) providing solutions to Healthcare Providers. We are a health-care company with 16 years of experience and deep domain expertise in US health-care having our US Office in Dalton, GA, and having operations in four Indian cities employing over 700 professionals. Wave Online has a strong history of providing high-quality end-to-end healthcare services. We understand the daily challenges of managing a successful business. From turn-key solutions to assistance with existing processes, Wave Online Billing is the one-stop solution for all your medical billing services and revenue cycle management solutions. Wave Online is the IT division of D.C. Mills Group of companies, having its US based operations in Georgia. DC Mills started its business endeavor in 1982 in the coir industry with subsequent expansion and diversification of its interests into steel, furniture manufacturing, and healthcare. The DC mills Group has an annual turnover of USD 250 Million. Since inception, the group has steadily expanded internationally, establishing manufacturing units in various sectors and starting offices across the globe for production/marketing.Wave Online LLC (WOL) was been formed in 1999 primarily as a medical transcription company and has subsequently been highly successful in its primary area of focus which has led to WOL branching out into other areas of Healthcare Documentation namely RCM. It is our aim and passion to enhance the standards of medical transcription and Revenue cycle management services through the use of high-end technology and effective implementation of quality of service under the norms of HIPAA rules. Our corporate office is located in Dalton, GA and we are also privileged to have operational bases overseas with our world-class production centers across four cities and two states in the southern part of India.Being industry insiders, the management panel has been aware of the fact that many service providers fail in their responsibilities to be consistent and efficient in providing services, and some are even found to be undercapitalized for technology sophistication, and thereby failing to provide secure and cost-effective solutions.