End-to-End Revenue Cycle Management
Having trouble keeping up with claims? A/R days quickly adding up? Overwhelmed by denials? There are solutions for these. We know back-end functions of a
A/R Wind Down
A checklist to avoid shortfalls with your legacy A/R before you start your system conversion
End-to-End Revenue Cycle Management
What do successful, future-focused organizations all have in common? They are excellent at embracing change. As many of us witnessed during the pandemic – from
A/R Wind Down
Patient accounting system conversions can be complex, confusing, and costly, even when they're done "right." The truth is that even the simplest conversion
End-to-End Revenue Cycle Management
Feeling like an outsider within the walls of your own healthcare provider is frustrating, especially for a revenue cycle leader—when he is the patient. Here,
Healthcare Reform
Patient loyalty factors into a lot of decisions that healthcare leaders are making, but are those investments misplaced? It’s common knowledge in business that
Healthcare Reform
CMS Administrator Seema Verma recently announced the proposed calendar year 2020 Physician Fee Schedule. This plan has overhauled the way physicians are paid
Patient Pay Early Out
Imagine if your patients were armed with all the tools and resources they needed to make informed decisions on their healthcare choices and billing options.
End-to-End Revenue Cycle Management
Revenue cycle management improvement is a constant in the healthcare industry. Whether you're looking to improve outcomes, protect and increase revenue, lower
Healthcare Reform
Dr. Robert Pearl, the former CEO of The Permanente Medical Group, the nation’s largest medical group, is one of today's foremost thought leaders and authors in
Healthcare Reform
One foot on the platform and the other foot on the train, a line from the song “House of the Rising Sun”, offers an astute analogy for where we are with
Patient Pay Early Out
“To everything there is a season (Turn, Turn, Turn)” as folk rock band, The Byrds, sang in the late 1950s—and it still holds true today. When applied to modern
