Chuck Green
As health systems and hospitals straddle the two worlds of volume and value, it’s tough to know what to do about upgrading revenue cycle management systems.
Hospitals face the decision of leasing or buying equipment on a regular basis. Ultimately, whether to lease or buy comes down to a hospital’s objectives.
Hospitals face the decision of leasing or buying equipment on a regular basis. Ultimately, whether to lease or buy comes down to a hospital's objectives.
As health systems and hospitals straddle the two worlds of volume and value, it's tough to know what to do about upgrading revenue cycle management systems. Upgrade? Or get by on what's already there?
Keeping a hospital's revenue cycle healthy while transitioning to outcome-based quality payments requires both a "hard" and "soft" approach.
The Affordable Care Act has created some new realities for hospitals when it comes to billing and collecting from patients.
Keeping a hospital's revenue cycle healthy while transitioning to outcome-based quality payments requires both a "hard" and "soft" approach.
The Affordable Care Act has created some new realities for hospitals when it comes to billing and collecting from patients. Hospitals are adjusting by instituting a variety of processes.
In light of the cadre of reform measures reverberating through the healthcare industry, hospitals are responding to the pressure by changing up their budgeting formats.