This report explores the ongoing struggle to achieve equitable access to care.
Automating many of the processes in healthcare finance and revenue cycle management (RCM) remains a high priority within the imperative to drive cost savings, enhance efficiency and generally do more with less. This article proposes seven questions to help guide finance and IT leaders in choosing payments solutions that deliver the desired automation benefits.
For most providers, the goal to achieve robust automation in payments to suppliers and patients remains elusive. Further progress depends heavily on adopting a strategic approach to AP payments. The five components of a strategic view delineated in this article help guide this effort.
Patient refunds from providers are on the rise. Manual refunds are complex and time-consuming. Electronic refunds can benefit key stakeholders in healthcare.
Mergers and acquisitions in the healthcare space have been on the rise over the last several years and it’s important for everyone involved to be aware of how their customers, clients and relationships can be impacted.
It has been well documented that patients increasingly want more convenient, personalized healthcare. They are looking to health systems, hospitals and physician practices to offer choice and make greater use of popular consumer technologies.
Technology occupies a pivotal role in healthcare’s drive for major improvements in financial condition, productivity, patient experience and equitable health access.
The opportunities and challenges of supporting a flexible payments workforce.
Effective risk management and cyber response require leaders to travel along multiple paths. Cybersecurity strategy and tactics span financial, technological, procedural and cultural categories. Here are a variety of solutions to meet the challenges of today's healthcare cybersecurity.