By Jay Volk – So you’re considering enhancing your organization’s practice management (PM) offering by adding more sophisticated revenue cycle management (RCM) capabilities.
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We are highlighting some of our educational white papers this week. These selected papers are focused on revenue cycle management and health information data and analytics.
By Christy Seely – As a provider, if you had the opportunity to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your Revenue Cycle Management system in the biggest possible way while exerting the smallest amount of effort, you’d jump at it, right?
The Department of Health and Human Services has set forth goals that are challenging and ambitious. Reduce costs while improving quality of care by transitioning to evidence-based medicine that rewards all stakeholders across the value chain – such as government agencies, providers and insurance payers.
As more and more healthcare organizations begin adopting some form of a value-based payment model, the findings of the 2016 HIMSS Cost Accounting Survey suggest provider organizations have a sober assessment of their capabilities in facing the challenges ahead.
Using a picture and visual graphics to represent data and information is called an infographic. It is a great way to display statistical data that shows comparisons or charts that come from research and reports. In these infographics, see a revealing look at RCM, 8 ways to raise your margins, the top revenue cycle KPI’s, & the global health care sector outlook for 2016.
By Alex Tate – How old is your practice management system (PMS)? If you had to sit there and do some significant thinking, and math, chances are your system is quite old and doesn’t offer any of the robust features newer systems now have that support modern workflows and mandates.
By Alex Tate – Meaningful Use is the incentive program with the intention of helping physicians provide better care to their patients through financial rewards and punishments. Those Eligible professionals (EPs) who choose not to demonstrate meaningful use of electronic health records (EHRs) are about to face a 1% penalty in their Medicare reimbursements.