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This meta-analysis tracks results across eight studies covering more than 34,711 patients, 19,136 of whom were monitored using the LEAF◊ Patient Monitoring System.
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In this paper, Muhammad Chebli, VP of Solutions at NextGen Healthcare, answers 5 sought-after questions on today’s HC interoperability, including how to overcome significant obstacles, the role of TEFCA, and changes in HIE.
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Today, 1 in 4 patients are sent back to the hospital within 30 days of a SNF admission and 40% do not successfully transfer home after discharge due to limited access to data and poor coordination during transitions of care. Ultimately, this leads to wasted resources, unnecessary costs, and poor patient outcomes.
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Providers are often challenged in understanding their patients' care gaps, how to meet and exceed performance standards, and what they can do to improve care practices.
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Business-to-business (B2B) disbursement methods have come a long way since ACH/EFT, and not a moment too soon. Healthcare payers and third-party administrators (TPAs) are seeking to go beyond those tried-and-true methods and find alternative ways to optimize financial performance and increase workflow automation.
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It's understandable for a company to look at its paper-based fax infrastructure and assume it'll be less expensive to continue supporting that environment rather than upgrade to a modern cloud solution. But as this paper will explain, that quick assessment likely overlooks many hidden costs of on-prem fax environments.
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The LTPAC might not have the patient's medical history, longitudinal record, or prior treatment history. Often the providers across the continuum of care—specialists, primary care—are using different and incompatible medical records systems and will have trouble sharing the info in a timely manner.
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A new survey of 1,000 consumers by AccessOne reveals the extent to which patients are feeling the financial struggle of higher living costs. More than 70% of people say that inflation will impact their ability to pay medical bills in 2023. Almost of half of respondents say a $250 medical bill is the most they could comfortably afford.
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Prior authorization is a major source of frustration and lost time for healthcare RCM. Make this the year you streamline your prior auth processes, implement automation, and give your RCM staff the chance to focus on more complex, revenue-generating tasks.
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Payers increasingly need their providers to solve gaps and opportunities in care that affect revenues, quality ratings, and margins. These flood the providers, swelling overhead, eroding margins. To connect is easy, to merit attention, hence action, is not. Providers perceive most benefits accruing to payers, and so hesitate to engage.
