5 keys to enhancing automation, expanding capacity and improving efficiency to reduce costs
Healthcare organizations face unrelenting financial pressures, with rising costs and shrinking margins. Dealing with reimbursement challenges, they face an uphill battle to maintain a profitable revenue cycle. This leaves no room for inefficiency. There is a way out, but healthcare leaders must look beyond traditional methods to automation to expand capacity and improve operational efficiency.
Healthcare finance executives look to automation and technology to optimize revenue cycle
Read this executive roundtable to takeaway how several healthcare finance professionals currently use both automation and technology as a holistic solution within revenue cycle, benefitting their staff and recruiting new hires, while also reducing workloads.
AI adoption is increasing in healthcare as providers seek efficiency and cost reduction
Read this roundtable to gain insight from several industry leaders who discussed how the right AI technology can free clinicians to focus on high-value work and enable healthcare organizations to accelerate productivity, data accuracy and financial return.
How change management and empowered employees can drive digital transformation
Read this roundtable to takeaway tips from several industry leaders who helped deliver successful digital transformation to their own organizations by evaluating staff, processes and technology.
The art of digital delegation
Nick Hut and Shawn Stack discuss price transparency regulations, and Erika Grotto talks with Stuart Newsome from Infinx about AI in revenue cycle.
How AI and automation are revolutionizing revenue cycle operations for faster, more accurate reimbursement
Revenue cycle management (RCM) is a critical component of healthcare operations, yet providers face mounting challenges in ensuring timely and accurate reimbursements. Manual processes, evolving regulatory requirements and administrative inefficiencies contribute to revenue leakage and operational burdens. Traditional RCM processes are labor-intensive, relying heavily on manual billing, coding and claims submission. These inefficiencies not only…
Change Healthcare cyberattack, one year later
A year after the Feb. 21, 2024, cyberattack that frustrated patients and providers–and earned hackers a $22 million payout–Nick Hut and Shawn Stack discuss what’s changed in the industry and what’s likely to come next.
AI in healthcare: Boosting efficiency and addressing burnout
Most (90%) healthcare executives say that digital and AI transformation is a top priority, according to McKinsey research. While generative AI may have a number of uses across the healthcare system, its potential to enhance efficiency, effectiveness and alleviate burnout among healthcare professionals may be one of its most valuable uses for reshaping patient care.…
Final rules to support interoperability among healthcare stakeholders leave out key proposals
New regulations implemented by the Biden administration in December are designed to ease information-blocking compliance considerations for providers. Nonetheless, providers may be disappointed that technical provisions related to interoperability did not carry over from a wide-ranging proposed rule to a pair of streamlined final rules. Most notably, the finalized regulations exclude certification standards for application…
A people-centric approach powers successful digital transformations in healthcare
In the past few years, healthcare leaders have not only struggled with investment and adoption of new technology, but also have faced staffing shortages with nurses and physicians. Learn key questions and essential strategies to create a positive impact within your hospital or health system.