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SES serves primarily Georgia school systems as their Medicaid consultants in the CISS program. We have operated in this capacity since 1996. John Vassar, President, is the principal and founder of SES. He has over twenty-five years in the insurance processing industry and interaction with Medicaid. Having been a volunteer and business partner with... public schools for over thirty years, he brings a unique knowledge of LEA operation and culture to the day-to-day interaction with school system clients. He has been responsible for the design and implementation of our current policies, procedures and web based processing system. Joined SES in 2001 after retiring as a classroom teacher with 34 years of experience in the Georgia School Systems. Works closely with John Vassar in Marketing and Training and handles the day-to-day management of the company. We currently maintain a staff of 20-25 employees to assist our clients and their staff. All of our employees are trained and available to assist in the implementation process for new clients: Medicaid eligibility processing, proofing of consents, obtaining of Plans of Care, proofing student case lists, etc. Mr. Vassar has close to 40 years of experience working with Special Education and the rights of special education children. As a parent of a special needs daughter growing up in the Georgia Public School System, Mr. Vassar became a strong advocate for not only his daughter but for over 300 special needs children and their families throughout the state of Georgia. Mr. Vassars dedication to ensure special education children receive the services that they are entitled too and his knowledge of Medicaid billing has helped school systems receive over $100,000,000.00 in reimbursement over the last 23 years. SES was founded as an Insurance billing company for School Systems. In 1996, Mr. Vassar was asked by a Special Ed Director if he could get us Medicaid money as you are in the Insurance Claims Business. After a review of the, then new, Medicaid program for schools a ...Read More