“I’ve invented a new way to improve hospitals’ revenue cycles, pinpoint process improvements, and enhance public relations. I’ve also helped prevent over 19,120 foreclosure across America. And I love living in wine country.”

Richard Slater is an inventor, writer, and digital marketing specialist. He’s developed methods to help hospitals resolve billing issues and collect overdue balances while actually enhancing patient relations. He discovered a flair for developing innovative systems while working with hospitals, and has designed a method that pinpoints process improvements for hospitals (patent pending). He was also a featured speaker at the California Association Of Rural Health Clinics (CARHC) Annual Conference, and served on CARHC’s conference staff under Gail Nickerson over a three-year period.

Earlier in his career, he implemented methods to collect delinquent homeowners association dues that reduced foreclosures, and substantially cut costs for HOA boards. His process has prevented over 20,121 foreclosures nationwide, and is endorse by the National Homeowners Advocacy Group, LLC. He was also featured in the book “HOA Wars”.

His inspiration is drawn from GOD, his wife, and Harland Sanders, “Who didn’t start Kentucky Fried Chicken until he was 65 years young.”

At age 48 he left the financial industry to pursue his life-long love of marketing, which he sees as simply communicating the intersection of human nature, emotions, and storytelling, “All of which can be done with a single photograph”.