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Providers are patients, too, and as healthcare organizations stare down a mounting clinician burnout problem, it will be critical they promote a culture of well-being. Prior to the pandemic, provider burnout and depression were reaching all-time highs.
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Primary care physicians are overwhelmed by constantly changing medical billing rules. Did you know only 55% of the amount owed by patients is collected on average?
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Many companies need information from healthcare insurers for their own businesses. Often, however, they must ask their customers to supply the required data—or they need to build and maintain connections with many different payers. The result? Data retrieval that can be unreliable, nonstandard, and far too time-consuming.
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Alternative care delivery and payment models are key to making the transition to value-based care, and ensuring these models provide the right incentives is critical. How do payers and providers collaborate to get it right? This panel will explore what it takes to design innovative care delivery and payment models.
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The ever-evolving email encryption landscape only underscores email's risks. Email service providers and encryption software makers need to continually up their game because they know organizations use email to transmit their most sensitive content—a fact that also attracts the sharpest cybercriminals.
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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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Fortunately, healthcare providers can take focused, effective action to streamline their RCM-related patient interactions—and thereby improve their financial performance while also providing patients with better access to the clinical care they need.
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Consumer satisfaction decides whether health plans retain members or fall to the wayside. Today's consumers are increasingly dissatisfied with how they find and access care and insurance information, especially young adults. They don't want to wait or jump through hoops to make payments.
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Coding is a mid-revenue cycle process that can make or break an organization's revenue capture and reimbursement. Yet, coders and RCM staff are still using manual processes and outdated technology to capture complex medical information and translate that to revenue.
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In the midst of a national mental health crisis, providers are struggling to better serve their patients. Revenue cycle management challenges negatively impact the patient experience and providers' bottom line. According to recent research, 85% of claims denials are avoidable.
