Addressing Revenue Cycle Labor Shortage with Technology and Outsourcing
With the revenue cycle industry evolving every day, RCM practitioners and decision-makers need to stay updated on the trends. Trust Revel, a Revenue Cycle Industry Newsletter from Medical Billing Wholesalers, to bring you updates on issues impacting the revenue cycle business.
Addressing Revenue Cycle Labor Shortage with Technology and Outsourcing
In healthcare, the labor shortage is not limited to clinical roles but extends across administrative functions. If you look at the revenue cycle, lack of timely filing and follow-ups can increase denials and result in delayed cashflows. In this blog, we look at some of the strategies revenue cycles CFOs are deploying
Key Revenue Cycle Trends for 2022 and Beyond
Tech, investments, and coding automation are some of the themes that will drive the RCM momentum in 2022 and beyond. Read more about the key RCM trends in this whitepaper.
Shifting the Focus from Denial Management to Denial Prevention
The adage, “Prevention is better than cure”, does apply to Claim Denials as well. An effective denial prevention program requires an iterative process that includes identification of root cause, finding solutions to prevent the issue from recurring in the future, the institutionalization of these procedures through updates to standard operating procedures, and training the staff on these practices
Top 7 Practice Management Software To Know
For medical practices, the practice management software is their lifeline. It helps them register patients, manage appointments, contract with payers, submits claims, and obtain reimbursements for the services they provide. Please scroll below to learn more about a few leading practice management software.
Case Study: Achieving Transformational Revenue Cycle Results for a California-Based Mental And Behavioral Health Provider
Understanding California, Payer, and Behavioral health-specific nuances and diligent focus on enrollment, timely filing, and payments reconciliations reduced denial rates and increased collections by 52%.
About Medical Billing Wholesalers
Medical Billing Wholesalers (MBW) provides business process outsourcing, revenue cycle KPI measurement, and robotic process automation tools. The company operates from 5 delivery centers in Chennai and Bangalore and has sales offices in New York, Dallas, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, and Nashville. Through our clients, we support over 2,000 physicians across over 20 medical specialties and uses over 15 EMR/practice management systems today. The company applies proprietary workflow tools, and robotic process automation capabilities to help clients do more with the revenue cycle.
