Automating and Improving Collection and Follow-Up Activities Revenue improvements can take place by making incremental changes in many different RCM areas — from Patient Registration and Remittance Processing, all the way through to Collections. In this article, we focus on automating and improving collection and follow up activities. With patient liabilities continuing to rise, it’s
Visit Us at the American Association of Orthopaedic Executives (AAOE) Annual Conference ReMedics will be exhibiting at the American Association of Orthopaedic Executives Annual Conference, April 29 thru May 2, at the Hyatt Regency Chicago on E. Wacker Drive. Join us for the Opening Reception and Exhibits in Booth #826. In addition to exhibiting, ReMedics
Analyzing Trends for Permanent Revenue Cycle Improvements Having an accurate view of your daily billing and posting data is just one step in effectively managing revenue cycle improvement processes. Looking at historical and current data over a longer period of time, however, can help to identify hidden trends where revenue and/or cash flow could be
Segmenting Practice Group Bank Deposits by Business Unit For many of our clients, having the ability to segment bank deposits by business unit saves them a considerable amount of time and effort in managing their funds distribution. With ReMedics Treasury Reconciliation Services, bank deposits are segmented, balanced and reconciled daily for divisional and corporate-wide groups.
Connecting Core Business Systems to a Single Cash Management Platform One of the major challenges of a Practice Group merger or acquisition is with the introduction of a new Practice Management System and Billing Application to an expanded group of physicians and their support staff. Significant IT time and costs go into data migration, training
Isolating Claim Defects and Preventing Denials with Automated Process Improvements Errors and defects in medical claims are inevitable. A small percentage of them will eventually turn into a denial. How you handle defects and exceptions, however, can lead to significant dollars being delayed, or lost entirely, due to the additional work being required to collect
