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Jason DriskellJuly 14, 2021
Becker's Hospital Review: Finding the Right Revenue Integrity Partner
Jason Driskell, Vice President of Revenue Cycle for Lakeland Regional Health - Florida, recently recorded a podcast with Becker's Hospital Review where he discusses the importance of revenue integrity, and how to achieve it by partnering with the right vendor. Jason also shares what performance improvement ...
Physician Services
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value-based care
Dan DooleyJuly 12, 2021
MGMA: Preparing the Revenue Cycle for Value-Based Care
Dan Dooley, Vice President of Physician Services at R1, recently recorded a podcast with MGMA where he discusses what practices need to do to prepare the revenue cycle for the rise of value-based care and what the biggest challenges are when adapting to these reimbursement models. Dan also ...
Blog Post
Consumerism
Patient Access
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Patient Satisfaction
Revenue Cycle
Becker's Hospital ReviewJuly 9, 2021
Becker's: Automation Improves Patient and Provider Experiences
Facing constant pressure from high consumer expectations, shrinking margins and growing provider burnout, health systems need strategies that strengthen relationships and build sustainable long-term growth. Labor-intensive, inefficient processes for orders, insurance authorizations, and scheduling for imaging, ...
Automation
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Physician Services
Revenue Cycle
Ronald HaduchJuly 7, 2021
Why to Consider Intelligent Automation as Patients Return to Physician Practices
After a year that resulted in 72% of practices experiencing decreases in revenue, patient volumes are normalizing. ...
Blog Post
Consumerism
Financial Recovery
Patient Experience
Revenue Cycle
Joe PolarisJuly 7, 2021
Physicians Practice: Exceed Patient Expectations via the Rev Cycle
With the COVID-19 vaccine becoming more widely adopted, the US is slowly starting to emerge from the pandemic. While some things, like in-person gatherings, are starting to go back to pre-pandemic normal, there is still a long way to go when it comes to financial recovery. This may seem especially daunting ...
Patient Experience
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Revenue Cycle
R1 RCMJuly 1, 2021
R1 Completes Acquisition of VisitPay
CHICAGO – July 1, 2021 – R1 RCM Inc. (NASDAQ: RCM), a leading provider of technology-driven solutions that transform the patient experience and financial performance of healthcare providers, today announced it has completed the acquisition of VisitPay, the leading digital payment solution provider.
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Emergency Medicine
Healthcare
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Ogi Kwon & Sharon KimJuly 1, 2021
Deciphering the No Surprises Act: Top FAQs to Prepare
The No Surprises Act (“the Act”), effective January 1, 2022, is a federal law designed to protect patients from unexpected excessive medical bills when they are unable to choose an in-network provider. The law requires that out-of-network providers (including hospitals, physicians, non-physician providers, and ...
Ambulatory Care
Blog Post
Consumerism
Patient Access
Patient Experience
Patient Satisfaction
Donham PrescottJune 30, 2021
Boosting Consumer Acquisition and Engagement with a Digital Front Door
As we emerge from the pandemic, healthcare marketing and communications teams that had quickly shifted gears away from promotional efforts during the crisis to providing education and maintaining engagement are now moving forward to further build trust and ...
Blog Post
Consumerism
Financial Performance
Patient Access
Patient Experience
Patient Satisfaction
Revenue Cycle
Joe PolarisJune 21, 2021
MGMA Takeaways: Transforming Care Coordination and RCM
At the recent MGMA Medical Practice Excellence Pathways Conference, Sherri Harris, Regional Manager of Scheduling for Ascension Sacred Heart and Joe Polaris, SVP, Product and Technology for R1 RCM discussed ways to transform the care ...
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Healthcare
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Physician Advisory
Dr. Ronald HirschJune 17, 2021
RACMonitor: New Drug Makes a Splash – A Swan Dive or a Belly Flop?
The soaring cost of new medications and technologies is not news. Insulin was first patented in 1923, but due to incremental changes in the molecule and delivery system, a vial of insulin can still cost hundreds of dollars. When highly active antiretroviral therapy was approved for treatment of HIV in the ...
