UnisLink outlines eight key RCM strategies utilized by successful practices to boost revenue, reduce costs, and streamline practice financials. Learn how to transform your RCM and unlock the full potential of your practice’s revenue cycle.
In the healthcare industry, patient recall and retention are crucial for both patient well-being and practice success. This article explores key strategies practices should embrace to maximize patient recall, improve treatment compliance, and foster long-term patient retention for your practice.
Since almost one third of revenues collected in healthcare come directly from patients’ copays and deductibles, it’s crucial to communicate accurate patient balances in a friendly clinic environment to encourage prompt payment. With these factors in mind, healthcare providers are looking to improve patient experience in every way possible.
A smooth-running revenue cycle management (RCM) system is a necessity for practice profitability.
In this article, we explore five essential techniques to master RCM to ensure your healthcare organization thrives.
The demand for streamlined RCM workflows has become urgent as healthcare organizations learn to adapt to declining reimbursements, evolving regulatory requirements, and the transition to value-based care. We’ll outline strategies to identify and address workflow challenges, implement efficient strategies, and leverage automation to streamline the revenue cycle process.
This article explores five key strategies that healthcare providers can adopt to optimize their revenue cycle management. Embracing these best practices not only fosters financial stability but also contributes to delivering high-quality patient care.
Medical offices are often fast-paced environments where common, even simple, mistakes can and do occur. Unfortunately, that’s going to be challenging to achieve if your billing efforts aren’t optimized for success. Below are the Top 5 Medical Billing Errors you can...
Mental health services, for which billing may prove a challenge, include: Screening and treatment of mental health problems (e.g. depression); Coordination and case management; Consultation with other providers; Use of telemedicine for service provision (important in...
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