Learn About Frost-Arnett
Your Trusted Healthcare Accounts Receivable Partner Since 1893
Over 130 years of debt collection expertise
The Frost-Arnett Difference
We consistently evolve to meet the needs of our clients, adopting emerging technologies and adapting to client needs and regulatory changes.
We promise an unwavering commitment to our clients and dedication to three core business philosophies:

Superior Recovery Results

Professional, Compassionate Patient Communication

True Partner Relationship

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Our History

Frost-Arnett is a family-owned accounts receivable company, proudly serving clients since 1893. Our headquarters are in Nashville, Tennessee, with an additional call center in Campbellsville, Kentucky.
We are especially proud of our 96% customer retention rate, a testament to the strong relationships we build with our customers. In 2017, Frost-Arnett was awarded the Ethical Commerce Award from the Better Business Bureau, recognizing our commitment to fair debt collection practices and exceptional customer care. We have been consistently named one of the best places to work in the collection industry.

Frost-Arnett Over Time


1893
The Frost-Arnett Company Begins Operations


1936
Charles C. Martin Establishes The Nashville Adjustment Bureau


1954
Frost-Arnett Opens First Division Office


1962
Frost-Arnett Becomes Charter Member of Nashville’s Better Business Bureau


1967
Charles C. Martin Jr. Becomes President of Frost-Arnett


1972
Frost-Arnett Enters Healthcare Industry for Accounts Receivable Management


1985
Frost-Arnett Offers Extended Business Office Services


1999
Frost-Arnett Opens Call Center in Campbellsville, KY


2016
Frost-Arnett Opens New Modern Call Center and Relocates Nashville Headquarters


2017
Recipient of the BBB Torch Award for Ethical Commerce


2018
Frost-Arnett Celebrates 125 years


2019
Forst-Arnett Relocates Campbellsville Office to state-of-the-art facility, and adds capacity for an additional 250 employees


2021



2023
Winner of Best Places to Work award