By Katie Brenneman – Healthcare is a field that survives on evolving along with society. Whether it’s innovations in life-saving technology or fluctuations in revenue generation, professionals in the health industry must keep abreast of these changes and adapt accordingly.
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By Mark Spinner – Every year, Americans are bombarded with financial advice like “sock away 12 months of living expenses.” But guidance like this feels increasingly tone-deaf when someone is hit with a $1,000 emergency room bill — and they don’t have the funds to pay it.
By Matt Bridge – Finance leaders are battling the rising denial headwinds that threaten to derail the progress healthcare organizations have made toward stabilizing revenues after years of operating in the red. For many, the solution is an optimization of financial clearance and other patient access processes.
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By Jeffry A. Peters – In the evolving landscape of healthcare, hospitals continue to grapple with financial challenges, often operating on razor-thin margins of less than 2%. A significant factor contributing to these financial woes is the losses incurred by employed physician practices.