ReMedics Core Principles of Cash Management Many of today’s automated solutions still generate a significant percentage of payment exceptions and defects. ReMedics specializes in revenue cycle optimization and the prevention of reimbursement delays with the use of AI, Robotics Process Automation (RPA) and Enterprise Content Management (ECM). With these technologies, ReMedics ensures that correct
Revenue Cycle Outsourcing: Pursuing Cash Flow Stability, Scalability and Workflow Efficiency Many of today’s physician practice groups and hospitals face numerous revenue cycle issues, including lower reimbursement rates, inconsistent cash flow, staffing challenges, and time-consuming claim denial processes. It’s been estimated that hospitals lose $68 billion each year due to billing errors alone. The challenges
Identifying and Re-Associating PLBs The following is an excerpt from our client support newsletter called “A Closer Look”, which provides helpful information in dealing with common payment processing, denial/defect and reconciliation issues. This particular article looked into the complexities associated with Provider Level Balance Adjustments (aka PLBs). If you would like to know more about
Using RPA in Revenue Cycle Applications Can RPA improve your revenue cycle? The quick answer is definitely yes, with the right technology and experienced systems integration partner. A subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI), ReMedics uses Robotics Process Automation (RPA) in our Operations Group to create streamlined workflows where the need for human intervention is minimized
ReMedics and Your Bank Accounts The Process Behind the Processing Knowing how ReMedics interacts with our clients’ bank accounts is an important area of understanding the processing that takes place. For many of our clients, we work very closely with the bank associated with the “Corporate Lockbox” account. This is the account where ACH/EFT and
Denial Prevention and Increased Staff Efficiency Benjamin Franklin is credited with having coined the phrase, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” It’s as relevant today as it was in 1736, especially when it comes to healthcare payor denials. In a recent survey* reported by Becker’s Healthcare, over 500 Chief Financial Officers
