Mark Sithi Talks AI in RCM

I do think that I and my team can actually make a difference in the healthcare industry. I continue to go back to my own experiences going to the hospital for for my son who has a heart condition. I don't want any parent to be thinking about the bill and the insurance eligibility and the authorization and maybe having to appeal their the case for their patient. Those two coming together are gonna be incredibly transformative to the industry. It's going to remove so much friction within the system. Lots of manual processes today that a lot of our employees, a lot of healthcare administration workers go through can be completely automated with with AI. I think we're gonna see decreases in, you know, the cost to collect for a hospital, decreases in AR days. We're gonna see decreases in denials. And frankly, we're gonna see just a better patient experience, patient satisfaction that I think for hospitals is really what they're there for. You put all that data together in combination with a lot of the different algorithms and rules that we've built to actually help optimize the revenue cycle process, and you feed that to artificial intelligence, then I think that is sort of what that is where the magic happens. We're also positioning in r one's, deep subject matter expertise, the operators, working together all in one shared accountable model to actually deliver business value. We have developed R thirty seven, a dedicated group that is really going to try to unlock, AI's capabilities. Because R one already serves the end to end process, we are able to actually understand how to apply AI throughout the revenue cycle, not just at one at one point. The platform is so malleable that we are building AI agents that can be used throughout the revenue cycle.