Risk adjustment is often discussed as a Medicare Advantage problem. In actuality, it affects every organization whose reimbursement, shared savings, or quality performance depends on accurately reflecting the complexity of their patient population.

In 2025, U.S. hospitals spent $18 billion overturning claims denials. Not losing those claims. Not writing them off. Ov...
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When a claim comes back paid, the workflow closes. The case moves out of the queue. Someone marks it resolved. The prob...
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Revenue is disappearing long before denials ever hit a ledger. Hospitals and health systems still rely heavily on retros...
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Here's a question your AR team probably isn't asking: which unpaid claim is most likely to block your cash flow this wee...
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Account receivable services don’t often feature prominently in legal proceedings, but a recent case from Ardent Health b...
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Revenue cycle management in medical billing has always been driven by expertise, disciplined workflows, and compliance-f...
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Artificial intelligence has become a defining force in healthcare operations, and revenue cycle management (RCM) is no e...
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In 2026’s complex reimbursement landscape, clean claims are the foundation of sustainable revenue and optimized cash flo...
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For U.S. healthcare providers, 2026 represents a genuine inflection point for accounts receivable (AR) – driven by sever...
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