The Buck Doesn’t Stop Here: Using Self-Pay Services to Improve Patient Satisfaction
How to Make Medical Billing Easy, Convenient, and Efficient for Patients Recent data shows that over 137 million Americans are currently struggling with medical billing issues. That could mean they
Solutions for Rural Healthcare Systems to Improve RCM
Extended Business Office Services Can Increase Revenue and Decrease Inefficiencies for Rural Healthcare Providers Hospitals and other medical organizations provide important services for any community, but their impact is often
How to Measure the Efficacy of Extended Business Office Services
Assistentcy LLC acts on your medical organization’s behalf to recover self-pay payments before they become delinquent Hospitals and medical providers should be focused on providing outstanding healthcare for their patients,
Revenue Integrity Strategies Optimize Reimbursement
Your RCM Vendor Provides the Data to Inform Your Process Improvement Decisions and Drive Revenue in Your Medical Practice Hospital finance leaders and chief financial officers cite operational efficiency, reimbursement,
Section 501(r): IRS Regulations and Your Revenue Cycle
Assistentcy, LLC Keeps Your Nonprofit Health System Up to Date All nonprofit hospitals and health systems are required to comply with section 501(r) of the Internal Revenue Code. This section
HIPAA 101: Understanding Permitted Uses and Disclosures
Working with a Revenue Cycle Management Vendor is Included Under the Law Patients today are able to receive improved medical care thanks to how easy it is to generate, use,
How Revenue Integrity Affects Hospitals’ Bottom Lines
Bridge the Gaps Between Operations, Coding, and Your Hospital Extended Business Office The goal of a revenue integrity program within your hospital is to develop clinical and operational workflows that
Hospital Extended Business Offices Help with Medicaid Patient Management
How an EBO Can Help You Save Time and Money According to the most recent statistics available on Medicaid.gov, approximately 70,000,000 individuals are currently enrolled in Medicaid across the country.