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Manual processes can no longer keep up with the increasing complexity of healthcare revenue cycle efficiency, especially as organizations continue to grow.
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Healthcare Business Review | Tuesday, December 01, 2020
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FREMONT, CA: Manual processes can no longer keep up with the increasing complexity of healthcare revenue cycle efficiency, especially as organizations continue to grow. Healthcare provider organizations must achieve revenue cycle efficiency to ensure that providers are paid promptly. For larger organizations with multiple service locations, achieving revenue cycle efficiency is a significant challenge. To remain financially healthy in the changing healthcare landscape providers must prioritize revenue cycle efficiency.
The key strategies to increase healthcare revenue cycle are:
Automation
Technology and healthcare go hand-in-hand. Providers are using a wide range of technologies to deliver innovative care to patients and document patient encounters. But for many providers, the revenue cycle is still manual, paper-based. Automation of the revenue cycle will significantly reduce the administrative burden, streamline revenue cycle workflows and decrease human error and labor costs. Providers must invest in revenue cycle management technologies that integrate into established workflows and legacy systems if otherwise, it will be an obstacle for collecting revenue reimbursement.
Prevention of Backend Challenges
Experts estimate that the majority of claim denials are preventable if providers take necessary steps to prevent claim denials and backend challenges.