Switching out legacy IT systems can be a time of change and disruption for healthcare revenue cycle leaders – but it can also be a time of opportunity. While many leaders will look for ways to identify high-performing replacement solutions or even consolidate technologies, dropping a legacy system is also an excellent time to consider
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
Recent federal layoffs have added a new layer of uncertainty for providers impacted by the No Surprises Act.
The federal office responsible for implementing this critical legislation faces staffing cuts, so revenue cycle leaders must stay proactive to mitigate the impact of surprise billing on their organizations. While the future of surprise billing legislation may be in limbo, providers can take actionable steps to strengthen their revenue cycle operations, including leveraging medical billing services and partnering with the best medical billing company in the USA to support compliance
Split or shared visit coding has seen multiple updates over the last year, including new CPT codes, deletions, and revisions for 2025. For healthcare providers, medical coding services, and medical coding companies in USA regions, understanding these changes is essential to proper billing, a healthy revenue cycle, and
The healthcare revenue cycle has seen major trend upheaval lately, many of which have significant impact on how revenue cycle leaders should approach decisions around medical billing services in the USA.
Becker’s Healthcare has highlighted eight key trends, and one group in particular is a significant point of growth and adaptation for providers [1]. This is the category of “New Work Models”. It is a look at the
