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If you are already our client, we Thank You. We would like to remind you that we do have a referral program and would love to tell you about it.

If you are not our client, what are you waiting for? We would love to schedule a time to come up and visit with you and do a presentation of our program. Please ask any of our clients for references, we are confident that you will hear great things about us.

800-565-2162 or Contact us here.

You gathered data and informed us that we could receive more funds than what we were currently receiving. You did just that. We received more than $88,000 in a short period of time.
Polk School DistrictMarvin B Williams, Superintendent
SES assures that our system receives the maximum reimbursement and provides clear and detailed reports. They ensure that our school system is Medicaid compliant and all communication and student data is compliant within HIPAA standards.
Oconee County School District Suzanne Korngold Director of Special Education
I urge you to consider SES to help your System implement a Medicaid billing program or even take over your existing billing so that their program can recover the maximum reimbursement available to your System.
Coweta County School SystemMichael H. Jones, CPA Comptroller
SES ensures our Medicaid reimbursement is directly deposited to our bank account weekly, and we can count on them to provide detailed and accurate reports for our Special Education Department.
Griffin-Spalding County School SystemByron K. Jones
SES provides complete and comprehensive training in the use of Paddynet. Their support system for both their web based services, Paddynet, and Medicaid issues is easy to use.
Coffee County School SystemDana Vickers, Ed.D., Director
We enjoy our partnership with your organization and feel confident recommending your services. We appreciate your ongoing support.
Franklin County School SystemDr. Tammy Foster, Special Education Director
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