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How an integrated, automated revenue cycle improves the patient experience and boosts efficiency
The revenue cycle is ripe for digitalization and alignment with other core health system functions — and making the right changes can have a positive impact on the patient experience. -
Telehealth just 1 of many "omni-channel" pillars CVS Health pursuing, SVP says
Telehealth is just one of the pillars of an "omni-channel" approach CVS Health is developing toward providing care for people, Creagh Milford, DO, the company's senior vice president of retail health, told a webinar Dec. 14. -
Ascension, Tenet, CommonSpirit seek strategy chiefs: 8 job opportunities
A number of the nation's largest hospital operators and health systems are seeking strategic talent to join their executive ranks, reporting to the CEO. -
New Finvi and Porter Research survey reveals the desire for a unified revenue cycle management solution
Revenue cycle management leaders are looking for a unified RCM solution that can easily integrate with their existing infrastructure, according to a Porter Research survey commissioned by Finvi, a leading provider of enterprise workflow automation software built to accelerate revenue recovery and simplify the payment process. -
The power of 24/7 robotic system access: How Adventist Health is unlocking more value through minimally invasive surgery
Developing a robotic-assisted surgery program is a major undertaking and a big investment of time and money. -
A holistic approach to turbocharging minimally invasive surgery
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) lines have numerous clinical, operational and financial benefits for healthcare organizations. -
Best practices for improving the patient financial experience can help orthopedic clinics stand out
With more than half of U.S. adults reporting having delayed or foregone care in the past year due to cost, the financial challenges for self-pay patients and those with high deductibles are particularly acute. -
How marrying clinical asset management and cybersecurity strategies can improve healthcare providers' capital planning
Health systems' capital planning strategies focus primarily on finances but should extend to clinical assets and the cyberthreats they are exposed to, as those elements have a large impact on clinical operations, regulatory compliance and financial risk. -
How hospitals and health systems can create "Systemness" without disruption
In a post-COVID world, healthcare systems are even more challenged to figure out how to do more with less. "Systemness" is an operational approach to these challenges that brings uniformity and greater transparency to health systems. -
Resetting your health system in 2023: strategies and tactical considerations
Volatility and uncertainty have eroded health system margins, and the situation cannot be corrected simply by returning to previously "normal" pre-pandemic approaches. -
How an electronic document control system helps laboratories standardize the creation and revision of policies to improve compliance
Managing medical documentation is a complex challenge for health system laboratories, which must maintain document control in order to protect patient privacy, standardize testing procedures and adhere to strict regulations. -
How using genomic testing as part of routine care can advance precision medicine and health equity
Genomic testing has been used for years at academic medical centers as a one-off tool to provide an answer to specific cases. Now, there is broad understanding that its benefits can be multiplied across more patients and institutions if it is integrated within standard clinical workflows. -
Surviving the labor crisis: A new approach to strategic revenue management
The healthcare industry has always struggled with labor shortages. The magnitude of the current situation, however, is unlike anything we’ve seen before. While the word “unprecedented” has almost lost its meaning in the last few years, it remains accurate: today’s labor crisis, and the many circumstances both driving it and resulting from it, is an unparalleled challenge for providers, payers, and patients that will last the magnitude of years. -
How a dynamic patient billing system increases profitability and customer satisfaction
The rise of high-deductible health plans has made patients the number one payer for some healthcare organizations, creating a necessary shift in the way that providers are collecting payments to ensure both financial stability and patient satisfaction. -
How a dynamic patient billing system increases profitability and customer satisfaction
The rise of high-deductible health plans has made patients the number one payer for some healthcare organizations, creating a necessary shift in the way that providers are collecting payments to ensure both financial stability and patient satisfaction. -
5 Cleveland Clinic expansion projects in the works
Cleveland Clinic is moving forward with several expansion projects on the main campus as well as other locations in Ohio. -
How price transparency empowers patients and helps drive patient satisfaction and loyalty
For years, price transparency has been lacking in healthcare, but this is rapidly changing, as consumers increasingly want price information to make care decisions. -
Sepsis surveillance technology is one important key to reducing the cost of sepsis care
CMS and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) estimate that sepsis costs the U.S. healthcare system about $38 billion annually. As Americans age and hospitalized patients become more clinically complex, those costs have been increasing. -
To stay financially secure in 2023, hospitals and health systems must adapt
Hospital margins are collapsing and some organizations wonder if it's even possible to make money in the acute care space. -
The future of healthcare is a connected healthcare ecosystem — CHE 3.0
As the healthcare industry transforms, organizations are moving to a more connected future. Connected Health Ecosystem (CHE) 3.0 is a model that organizations can use to assess how they are progressing in becoming a mature, connected health ecosystem.
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