This article recaps a virtual roundtable discussion where attendees discussed challenges and experiences with improving the patient financial experience.
Healthcare payments offer fertile ground for automation. This report explores a proven approach in remittance management, one that generates efficiencies, reduces costs to collect, promotes digital strategies, and prepares the organization for the future.
Whether you’re managing an established practice or building one from the ground up, today’s complex and ever-evolving healthcare billing environment makes it more important than ever to strengthen your revenue cycle management (RCM) processes to help maintain steady cash flow.
Healthcare organizations remain heavily focused on driving operational efficiencies to address today’s financial pressures.
Recourse patient loans are a time-tested model and an essential component of a dynamic financing toolkit. However, healthcare providers tend to view these programs through a single lens. This article explores the many benefits of recourse programs.
Healthcare organizations can work toward a more efficient patient payment process by analyzing the cost of payment plans.
This article examines how a patient financing programs, backed by a strong bank, can help mitigate the risk of a remote workforce while improving patient collections and cash flow.
When it comes to vendor payments, many healthcare organizations are missing out on some simple cost savings. This article highlights how providers can leverage early payment discounts as part of a better payment strategy.
The role an AP department can play in an organization's strategic growth is often overlooked. For example, an AP card, or virtual card, can automate process while capturing costs savings and generating revenue. Here are 5 best practices that contribute to a successful virtual card program.
Access to affordable care is a formidable concern as patients shoulder increasing levels of the cost of care. This eBook focuses on strategies health systems, hospitals and physician practices can use to meet patients’ financial needs.