Specialties We Serve View All →
29 SPECIALTIES Don't see yours? Our teams support niche and multi-specialty practices too — reach out and we'll tailor a plan. Talk to Us →

Automating the Revenue Cycle in 2022 – HBMA Innovation Workshop

The Healthcare Business Management Association (HBMA) healthcare innovation workshop was held on March 20, 2022, in New Orleans. This year’s theme was “Increasing Efficiency in Revenue Cycle Management through innovation. Our CEO, Vinod Sankaran, addressed healthcare industry leaders and revenue cycle experts on “Automation/Changes in Revenue Cycle 2022 & Beyond”.

Top 7 Practice Management Software to know

For medical practices, the practice management software is their lifeline. It helps them register patients, manage appointments, contract with payers, submit claims, and obtain reimbursements for the services they provide. Please scroll below to learn more about few leading practice management softwares.

6 Revenue Cycle Management KPIs to Track

KPIs in RCM plays a pivotal role, as they help drive data-driven decision-making and creating business transformation projects. Whether you are running a physician practice or a hospital, adhering to the 6 KPIs listed below enables you to keep your revenue cycle in control. By Measuring and monitoring these KPIs, you will be able to extract the most out of your revenue cycle and find the much-needed cash to invest in technology and patient care.

Improving Clinical Quality and Patient Experience is key to financial success

Improving the overall patient experience requires a comprehensive re-look at your clinical, administrative, and financial processes. From reducing time to care delivery to improving transparency around the costs of care, healthcare provides need to focus on improving quality, timeliness, and responsiveness.

Revenue Cycle Trends for 2020 and Beyond

With headwinds coming from falling reimbursements and the rise of national-level aggregators, the times are tough for medical billing companies.

In this whitepaper, we look at some of the trends and what medical billing companies need to do to survive and thrive in 2020 and beyond.