Every industry aims to enhance its revenue generation, and healthcare is no exception. Many strategies have been implemented in cash flow processes to generate as much revenue as possible, one of them is the revenue cycle management process (RCM). This approach entails a cycle starting from the patient appointment booking to the collection of reimbursement. […]

Did you know that the average healthcare organization loses $100,000 per month due to inefficient billing operations? That’s why conducting RCM management is so important for healthcare organizations of all sizes.  RCM or revenue cycle management is used extensively in the healthcare sector where it helps generate revenue through a streamlined process. It facilitates a

The healthcare revenue management method has been in operation specifically in the US for many years. The process manages the entire revenue generation of healthcare facilities. The cycle includes revenue production and tracking of patient bills, claim submission to insurance providers, and rectification of any objection made by the payer to get the reimbursement. But

Medical revenue cycle management process involves the revenue reimbursement to healthcare providers in return for their services, either from the government or either from private organizations. The process helps medical facilities generate revenue through efficient RCM management. RCM also ensures to remove any defect that can lead to a claim denial or eventually revenue loss.

Generating and claiming revenue in the health industry has now become easier for hospitals with the introduction of a revenue cycle management system (RCM). It can speed up the process of reimbursement. The system can also enable health sectors to track their claim status, with the help of which they can eliminate any possible mistakes

Did you know that the average hospital loses $100,000 per day due to inefficient RCM? That’s why hospitals are turning to revenue cycle management services to help them maximize their revenue.  Where other operations of the medical industry have been handled with updated technology, cash flow processes have also been conducted with the help of