Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management News

Enterprisewide Revenue Cycle Management Reduces Costs, Improves Patient Loyalty

Moving toward a holistic approach to revenue cycle management addresses increasing consumer demand for streamlined appointment scheduling, patient information sharing, and bill payment. 

By HFMA May 8, 2018

Ask the Experts: Credit Balances

How do other Florida hospitals initiate and work credit balances?

By HFMA May 8, 2018

Revenue Cycle Departments Increase Productivity

A two-year rise in revenue cycle department productivity is attributed to outsourcing and staff ability to handle more claims in less time.

By Jeanne Slates May 3, 2018

Are You Ready for MACRA and MIPS: The New Healthcare Payment Reform

Value-based payment models, such as MACRA and MIPS, will require that coders capture the severity of illness as well as acute and chronic patient conditions.

By Jeanie Heck May 3, 2018

The Impact of Duplicate Patient Records on Revenue

Duplicate patient records have a negative impact on value-based payment strategies as well as staff productivity and patient satisfaction.

By Gordon Cooper May 3, 2018

Metro Health Improves Cash Flow by Offering New Payment Options

Metro Health’s payment options include community benefit discounts, charity care sliding scales, and a zero-percent interest payment plan, which has improved cash flow and flattened bad debt.

By Laura Ramos Hegwer May 3, 2018

Ask the Experts: ED Charges

Are any providers posting average charges according to the visit level assigned (1-5), or using any other method to make patients aware of the cost of an emergency department visit?

By HFMA April 17, 2018

Ask the Experts: Cost Sharing Programs

I am looking for more information about how to manage patients covered by cost sharing programs.

By HFMA April 17, 2018

Outpatient Coding Conundrums

When the codes on claims submitted by surgeons and outpatient surgery centers are not in agreement, one or both claims may be denied.

By Sarah Humbert, RHIA April 10, 2018

Taking Steps Toward Improved Customer Experience

The study reveals that patients feel as obligated to pay their healthcare providers as they do other professional services; however, their understanding of what they owe, when they owe it, and their options to pay are far less clear.

By Kermit S. Randa April 10, 2018
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