A New Approach to Drive Best in Class Revenue Cycle Performance
Download this white paper to learn how adopting administrative autonomy, shifting from reactive denial recovery to proactive, AI-enabled prevention, reframes revenue cycle management as an enterprise operating model issue, enabling faster cash flow, reduced denials, and sustainable financial performance.
5 keys to enhancing automation, expanding capacity and improving efficiency to reduce costs
Healthcare organizations in 2026 are operating under sustained financial strain. Margins remain compressed, workforce shortages continue, payer requirements are more complex and patient financial responsibility has increased. At the same time, many revenue cycle operations still rely on fragmented systems and manual processes that limit efficiency and delay cash flow. The traditional, reactive revenue cycle…
Stop Paying to Get Paid: New Research Reveals the Hidden Cost of Virtual Card Fees in Healthcare
New research reveals that virtual credit cards (VCCs) are costing healthcare providers millions annually through hidden fees and added administrative burden. Download this white paper to discover strategies that reduce payment costs, improve cash flow visibility, and strengthen revenue cycle performance.
The Hidden Cost of Payer Policy Changes: How Operational Lag Drives Revenue Leakage
Payer policy changes often outpace providers’ ability to update workflows, creating “Policy Drift,” which is an operational lag that leads to denials, underpayments, and administrative inefficiencies frequently misattributed to clinical errors. Download this white paper to identify, measure, and reduce Policy Drift, helping organizations cut revenue leakage and improve operational performance.
Future success means treating revenue cycle as a strategic asset, not a support function
Healthcare finance leaders can improve liquidity and cash flow through working capital, patient collections strategy and smarter disbursements.
The evolution of the revenue cycle builds on today’s multimodal approach
Multimodal AI in revenue cycle helps providers reduce cost to collect and streamline payer-provider communication across workflows.
4 shifts that define the revenue cycle of the future
AI can improve patient access, coding, billing, and payment, but CFOs need a revenue cycle operating model built for scale, trust, and governance.
Predict, prevent, perform: The AI evolution of denials management
Healthcare providers continue to face escalating denial rates that erode financial performance and operational capacity. In 2025, denial rates averaged near 12%, with many organizations experiencing even higher volumes — each percentage point representing millions of dollars tied up in unresolved claims. The growing volume and complexity of denials are no longer manageable with legacy,…
The KPIs that define revenue cycle excellence
Revenue cycle leaders face significant challenges with shrinking reimbursements, rising denials, and operational complexities, requiring more than basic reporting for improvement. The HFMA MAP Keys provide a standardized framework for measuring performance, helping organizations align on key metrics to drive actionable insights and benchmark revenue cycle management effectively.
Navigating the Shift to Value-Based Care: Financial Strategies for a Changing Reimbursement Landscape
Download this white paper to understand how healthcare finance leaders can navigate the shift to value-based reimbursement by evaluating financial impacts, managing contracts, and using data-driven insights to track performance and risk.