Healthcare Operations Management News

Telehealth opportunities in oncology, and Stever Robbins shares the secret to tackling email overload

Dr. Andrew Hertler of New Century Health discusses how telehealth can help keep patients on track with cancer screenings and treatment. Also in this episode, productivity expert Stever Robbins tells us once and for all how to handle email (Hint: It's not folders.)

By Erika Grotto October 12, 2020

The “next normal” and how to get there

Beth Kaplan of Deloitte & Touche discusses how a consistent process of assessment and adjustment can help healthcare organizations get through each phase of the pandemic and beyond. Also, HFMA Community Manager Melanie Binder announces a new Community Callout.

By Erika Grotto October 12, 2020

CMS Administrator Seema Verma receives HFMA’s Board of Directors Award, talks with CEO Joe Fifer

At HFMA's Digital Annual Conference, President and CEO Joe Fifer presented CMS Administrator Seema Verma with the Association's highest honor: the Richard L. Clarke Board of Directors Award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to healthcare in a role that involves oversight of a $1 trillion budget, representing 26% of the total federal budget, and administration of health coverage programs for more than 130 million Americans. Following the presentation, Fifer and Verma had a Q&A session in which she addressed price transparency, the pandemic, and the future of value-based care.

By Erika Grotto October 12, 2020

How to access the healing power of children

Children have a unique power to integrate their realities in ways that we adults have long forgotten. It may be time for healthcare organizations to tap into that quality children possess to promote healing.

By Martin Bluth October 9, 2020

Rand releases updated study of hospital payment variation in commercial market

HFMA's Chad Mulvany says it’s imperative that everyone in the U.S. supports safety-net hospitals, or there will be an increase in the disparities in access to basic healthcare services between the haves and have-nots.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA September 25, 2020

ED, inpatient volumes have stagnated since June, analysis finds

Hospitals’ ED and inpatient volumes have not improved since the June surge in patients following the resumption of most hospital services after COVID-19 service suspensions were lifted.

By Rich Daly September 18, 2020

Amid the pandemic, cost control becomes hospitals’ top benefits-related focus, survey finds

Health systems have prioritized cost control in their personnel offices in response to the pandemic’s revenue impacts, a new survey found.

By Rich Daly September 17, 2020

Business Group on Health’s Annual Survey: Large employers ready to take the reins on healthcare cost

Responses to the Business Group on Health's annual survey of its large employer members suggest employers are tired of waiting for providers and plans to figure out how to reduce healthcare cost.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA September 11, 2020

Why Walmart is partnering with Oak Street on three in-store clinics in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

HFMA's Chad Mulvany says Walmart's partnership with Oak Street is due to Oak Street’s reputation for developing a patient-centric care model.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA September 10, 2020

How Spectrum Health achieved a $64.3 million margin improvement

Strong change management played a key role in an HFMA MAP Award winner’s revenue cycle transformation.

By Matthew Cox, CHFP, CPA August 28, 2020
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