cash flow and physician practice group acquisitions

Maintaining Cash Flow with Practice Aggregation

Growth Strategies with Physician Practice Group Aggregation   Expanding a practice or MSO through Practice Group Aggregation can present a variety of revenue management obstacles that need to be planned for. One of the more challenging adjustments is when the newly acquired group is required to change its Practice Management (PM) system. This major disruption to

Connecting Healthcare Systems

Building a Bridge to Connected Healthcare

Unifying Disparate Systems for Streamlining Operational Efficiency ReMedics technology-driven partnerships enable us to deliver tailored revenue cycle services designed to increase payment processing efficiency, cash flow and profitability — for multiple divisions and business units using different Practice Management (PM) Systems and Clearinghouses. Their technology enables us to deliver sustainable financial results for Physician Practice

EOB Check Matching

Check Matching Automation and Posting Accuracy

EOB Check Matching Technology and Payment Processing Efficiency   Processing Physician Practice Group payments from multiple PM Systems and Clearinghouses to a single Tax ID/EIN requires a high degree of data accuracy and verification. The distribution of funds for separate divisions (or business units) also adds complexity to the work for MSOs and DSOs. To accomplish

Power BI Analytics

Analytical Insights for a 360-Degree View of Your Business

Using Power BI Analytics to Increase Revenue   By utilizing analytical solutions with Microsoft’s Power BI, ReMedics provides our Practice Group clients with data visualization tools that help them to make informed revenue cycle decisions. By identifying and addressing negative trends and inconsistencies in key RCM areas, these reporting tools can help to develop process and

Proactive Follow Up in the Revenue Cycle

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