Revenue cycle management technology is at the heart of the administrative side of business at every hospital and health system. It is key to daily operations. As such, healthcare CIOs and other IT ...

Effective use of revenue cycle management technology demands that CIOs, CFOs and other healthcare leaders communicate well and work together to ensure peak conditions for their rev cycle systems. Poor ...

A recent survey shows 15% of healthcare revenue cycle leaders plan to invest in robotic process automation (RPA), up from zero a year earlier. But is now the right time for RPA for your revenue cycle ...

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cloudmed, a leader in Revenue Intelligence™ solutions for healthcare providers, announced the release of a white paper in partnership with Becker’s Healthcare entitled, The ...

Between rising self-pay account volumes, decreased reimbursements and ever-changing regulations, provider revenue cycle leaders are tasked with the seemingly impossible: decrease days in Accounts ...

Availity is a real-time health information network that creates a transparent exchange of information among health plans, providers, and technology partners. It develops solutions for healthcare data ...

What is revenue cycle management in healthcare, and why is it important? In today's healthcare system, patient care is only one side of the equation. Finances, which factor in how providers get paid ...

With so many components to the process – payer contracting, registration, authorization and certification, financial counseling, co-pay and coinsurance collection, dictation and transcription, coding, ...

Case management, with its standards of practice of patient advocacy and resource stewardship and its role as a liaison between patients, payors and the healthcare team, is in a unique position to ...

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SYNERGEN Health, an industry-leading provider of technology-enabled revenue cycle services and solutions for healthcare organizations, and PreciseMDX, a technology provider ...

Revenue cycle leaders across the country are rethinking how their organizations capture, protect and collect revenue, and the initiatives paying off look different from one health system to the next.