Stuck in this everyday grind amid challenges like shifting payer behavior, changing regulations, and growing staffing shortages, providers are now making a conscious effort to re-innovate their RCM strategy to keep the ball rolling
Claim Denials: Have You Addressed This Elephant in Your Revenue Cycle Yet?
Over the last five years, unresolved claim denials have increased at an alarming rate of 20%, with health systems losing at least $500,000 annually to denials, driven by factors such as coding errors, incomplete documentation, and lack of compliance.
RCM Simplified: 5 Ways to Achieve Faster Medical Claim Settlements
Medical claim settlement is one of the top challenges faced by healthcare organizations and insurance companies alike. The major cause of this challenge is the
Denial Management Workflows: A Step-by-Step Approach to Boost Revenue
The “National Hospital Flash Report: April 2023” indicates that US healthcare providers are struggling with more denials of claims. This problem influences patient treatment and
Revenue Cycle 101: Understanding Denial Management in Healthcare
In the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, claim denials often become a thorn in the side of providers and physician practices, costing them financially and draining them
How Providers Can Leverage AI in Denial Management for Effective RCM
Claim denials continue to be one of the most dreaded setbacks for healthcare providers, tormenting their revenue cycle and costing them a staggering $20 billion
Decoding Claim Denials: Your Guide to Improving Revenue Integrity
Improving revenue cycle resilience with a clean claim rate requires healthcare systems to implement a well-thought-out strategy that can target denials head-on and help them maintain financial stability in the long run.
Powerful Ways to Turn Health Insurance Denials into Success
The rate at which insurers deny medical claims is quite troubling. The average claim denial rate climbed by 23% over the last four years, a recent investigation found. This results in unpaid services lost or delayed income, and a significant financial hit for medical practices.