Cover These Topics When Vetting Revenue Cycle Vendors
The right technology can help your organization optimize reimbursement, streamline disjointed workflows and minimize revenue cycle-related expenses. But with so many different vendors touting their own version of the solution, the vetting and decision-making process...
The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in Hospital CEOs and CFOs
Conventional wisdom says effective leadership is about boldness, courage and vision. Indeed, those are excellent qualities for a CEO or CFO to possess, but there’s a delicate balance that’s required for truly effective leadership. On the other side of the scale is a...
Rev Up Your Rev Cycle With Intelligent Automation
Optimize performance while reducing costs. That’s the financial objective of every provider organization but throwing more human capital at increasingly complex tasks is an expensive proposition. Enter intelligent automation.
GAFFEY Healthcare Announces Extension of Remittance360 Denial Platform with the Release of Workflow Connect
Workflow Connect will now allow Remittance360 users to map all denials and zero payments by reason and remark code to their workflow codes and export as a worklist on a daily basis. PLANO, Texas (PRWEB)May 15, 2018 GAFFEY Healthcare, a leading provider of revenue...
Understanding Team Based Care In The Primary Care Setting
Over the last several years, much emphasis has been placed on meeting the objectives of the Triple Aim; : better health for the population, better care for individuals, and lower costs through improvements. As more and more demands are placed on primary care practices, the rise of provider burn out is more evident. This phenomenon has given rise to the quadruple aim. Research shows that ensuring healthy work environments lead to better patient outcomes. One intervention to improve work environments and prevent burn out in primary care is to fully implement a team based approach to care. Join us to learn more about how you can take steps towards embracing team based care in your practice.
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