Healthcare Finance & Business Strategy News

Video: Denials and the Revenue Cycle

David Dyke, former vice president of product management for Change Healthcare, discusses how to reduce denials that disrupt the revenue cycle and how to keep up with changing rules around claims.

By HFMA May 1, 2018

Physician Recruiting Challenges in Army Medicine, and the Takeaways for All Health

Dustin Mullins describes the unique recruitment challenges experienced by Army clinics.

By Dustin Mullins April 30, 2018

April 30-May 4 Policy Watch: How Policymakers Aim to Support Healthcare Innovation

April 26—Senior Trump administration officials are likely to tout their efforts to support innovations in healthcare delivery during presentations next week at a Washington, D.C., health policy event. Some of the areas they still need to address came up in Congress this week.

By Rich Daly April 26, 2018

The Business Case for Fighting Physician Burnout

Mitigating physician burnout may help to reduce turnover and the many costs that come with it, and industry leaders are taking steps to quantify the ROI.

By Lola Butcher April 26, 2018

Pursuing Your Passion: Advice for Healthcare Finance Leaders

Carol Friesen, FHFMA, MPH, reminisces about her experiences as 2017-18 Chair of HFMA and shares ideas and insights gleaned from her “HFMA leadership journey.”

By Carol A. Friesen, FHFMA, MPH April 25, 2018

What Is Driving Total Cost of Care?

A recent study identifies key factors that may be influencing total cost of care in the United States and provides recommendations for addressing those factors.

By James H. Landman, JD, PhD April 25, 2018

Best Practices for Affiliation Agreements Between Health Systems and Universities

A well-structured affiliation agreement between university and health system partners will enable the parties to execute joint strategic priorities and advance the shared goals of the academic medical center.

By Chris Collins April 25, 2018

Responding to a Changing Healthcare Environment

Aligning incentives among providers and exploring telehealth opportunities are two ways in which hospitals and health systems can respond and adapt to a changing environment.

By Lia Winfield, PhD April 25, 2018

Why Age Is Not Enough: A Better Approach to Equipment Replacement

By considering maintenance and other costs, hospitals and health systems can work more efficiently to replace equipment.

By Lynette Jasuta April 25, 2018

The Rise, Fall, and Possible Return of Variable-Rate Demand Bonds

Variable rate demand bonds, created in an inflationary environment, have waned in popularity but remain a viable credit source for hospitals and health systems.

By Peter W. Bruton April 25, 2018
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