Patient Financial Communications

In this roundtable, finance leaders discuss tactics they’ve used to implement automated tools and extend their workforce to reduce waste in their revenue cycle processes, aiming to improve patient experience and control costs.

Executives for the non-urban focused health system wanted to get all of its hospitals using a single revenue cycle management approach.

Workforce shortages are affecting revenue cycle functions, and you can learn how executives from Spectrum Health and Stanford Health Care are limiting the damage in the lead story of March's Revenue Cycle Insights.

Revenue cycle management is the process used by healthcare systems to track the revenue from patients, from their initial appointment or encounter with the healthcare system to their final payment of balance. The most effective revenue cycle teams focus on price transparency, supporting equitable access to care, financial conversations with patients, documentation of care received, claim processing, and medical account resolution.

A positive patient experience begins before the patient steps foot in a facility, followed by an efficient and accurate process every step of the way.

Is your hospital or healthcare system constantly seeking ways to help patients access care through Medicaid while maximizing their own reimbursement? Look no more as this sponsored survey unveils effective solutions for these challenges.

A federal judge found in favor of the Texas Medical Association in a case about the arbitration process that is being implemented as part of the No Surprises Act.

This month's issue leads off with the news that the federal government is taking a look at provider billing in the COVID era through audits by the Office of Inspector General.

Fewer than 15% of hospitals are fully compliant with federal price transparency regulations, according to an analysis.

January's issue of Revenue Cycle Insights includes a lot on what's happening with the new surprise billing regulations.