Healthcare revenue cycle leaders are headed into uncharted territory under the new administration, but there are a few signs that can be useful in charting a path forward.
The first Trump administration featured a range of reductions in restrictions and loosening of prior regulations. For the healthcare revenue cycle, it’s impossible to know exactly what’s coming this term, but
Imagine this: A routine payer audit uncovers $250,000 in penalties – all due to overlooked coding errors and cloned notes. For many U.S. healthcare providers, this scenario is all too real. But with a proactive medical coding audit strategy, it doesn’t have to be. This blog explores how a strategic triad of coding audits, clinical documentation reviews, and
We’ve assembled the latest news for healthcare revenue cycle leaders to help you stay on top of industry challenges and adapt your revenue cycle management services to the challenges of USA medical billing.
CMS has issued a proposed rule intended to close a loophole in Medicaid
The medical billing outsourcing market is experiencing unprecedented growth, with the global market size projected to reach $54.17 billion by 2034, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12% from 2025 to 2034 [1]. For healthcare providers, the decision to outsource medical billing is no longer just about cost reduction – it’s a strategic move that drives higher revenue, ensures compliance, and improves operational efficiency. This guide explores the benefits, trends, and implementation
Let’s face it: medical billing isn’t exactly the most glamorous part of running a healthcare practice. But it is the part that keeps the lights on, pays your staff, and lets you focus on patients instead of paperwork. If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a stack of denied claims, wondering if your EHR system is plotting against you, you’re not alone.
The good news? Outsourcing to the right medical billing agency
