California healthcare finance policy advisors

Highlights

  • Reimbursement analyst supporting 40+ California district hospitals for DSH and HQAF funding programs representing hundreds of millions in potential supplemental payments annually.
  • Built and maintained complex reimbursement models simulating eligibility and maximizing funding under ever-evolving state and federal regulations.
  • Prepared and submitted HCAI Annual and Quarterly Hospital Disclosure Reports, ALIRTS Utilization Reports, and State Controller Financial Transactions Reports for client hospitals.
  • Evaluated and enforced compliance with state charity care policies, HIPAA protocols, and long-term debt reporting standards.
  • Provided direct guidance and reimbursement strategy consulting to executive leadership at all supported facilities.
  • Maintained consistent rapport with HCAI auditing personnel and policymakers to facilitate successful audits and ongoing program alignment.

Kevin Seeley

Senior Data Manager

Kevin Seeley is an experienced healthcare finance and reimbursement strategist with over 18 years of progressive responsibility supporting California’s public and district hospitals. He is responsible for reimbursement analysis and modeling of facilities statewide under the Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) and Hospital Quality Assurance Fee (HQAF) programs, facilitating access to hundreds of millions in supplemental funding. Skilled in compliance reporting to the Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI), state reporting, and policy alignment, he combines strategic foresight with deep technical and operational expertise.

Kevin is responsible for facility DSH evaluation and subsequent qualification. He works with client hospitals to ensure maximizing reimbursement strategy while remaining in regulatory compliance. Additionally, he oversees preparation and submission of Annual Financial Disclosure Reports for HCAI. He works on the state audits of these reports addressing data questions and issues related to hospital accounting and reporting practices. He has established a rapport with both HCAI staff and hospital clients to ensure that the reports are prepared with accuracy to reduce the level of audit issues during the State review process.

In addition, he also assists on special projects of a financial nature that utilize HCAI data. These projects include analysis and interpretation of hospital reporting trends and ensuring consistency between quarterly and annual HCAI figures.

Education completed at California State University Sacramento – BS in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance.

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