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Revenue Cycle Management

By Anthony Brino | 05:25 pm | June 21, 2013
A recent study published in the Medicare & Medicaid Research Review concludes that use of ambulatory EHRs by community providers resulted in both higher and lower Medicaid costs.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 04:44 pm | June 20, 2013
While consumers indicated in a recent survey that they like the bundled care model, a new survey on provider attitudes towards bundles finds mixed reviews.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 04:20 pm | June 20, 2013
Every hospital supply chain administrator fantasizes of an efficient way to create transparency in supply expense reporting and find cost savings. Administrators at Arizona's Banner Health made their fantasy a reality, creating a supply chain blue book.
By Richard Pizzi | 09:16 am | June 19, 2013
Overall U.S. healthcare prices remained flat from April to May 2013, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 01:33 pm | June 18, 2013
With so many reimbursement considerations to think about with the transition to ICD-10, such as reduced cash flow and an increase in denials and audits, the best defense for healthcare systems is to know what to expect and begin preparing for the changes now.
By Richard Pizzi | 01:27 pm | June 18, 2013
In a competitive healthcare marketplace like Dallas-Ft. Worth, it's essential that a physician practice tightly manage its revenue cycle. Texas Health Physicians Group is doing that by tracking five key financial metrics.
By Richard Pizzi | 01:51 pm | June 17, 2013
Improving revenue cycle performance at a hospital or health system often requires changes to processes and technology, but also demands a renewed sense of teamwork, said officials at New Jersey’s Atlantic Health System.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 11:26 am | June 17, 2013
With the remaining provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) going into effect in less than a year, employers are trying to prepare for how the law will impact health plan enrollment and cost.
By Mary Mosquera | 12:27 pm | June 14, 2013
Payers and employers are demonstrating that wellness programs can curb increases in healthcare costs and improve workforce productivity as employees become more involved in their health. Health plans shared their programs and results during a session on Thursday at the 2013 AHIP Institute in Las Vegas.
By Richard Pizzi | 10:16 am | June 13, 2013
In a world where traditional claims management practices no longer work, health plans must embrace new strategies to compete in a changing market, said experts Wednesday at the 2013 AHIP Institute.