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Top 10 Revenue Cycle Trends in 2025: Every Healthcare Provider Needs to Know
The top revenue cycle trends for 2025 are set to transform healthcare finance. Find out how AI, analytics, and telemedicine are driving change.
10 Revenue Cycle Management Trends Reshaping Healthcare in 2024
Explore the latest RCM trends shaping healthcare in 2024 with Medical Billing Wholesalers. From AI automation to telemedicine, stay ahead in reimbursement and patient care.
Addressing Revenue Cycle Labor Shortage with Technology and Outsourcing
In healthcare, the labor shortage is not limited to clinical roles but extends across administrative functions. If you look at the revenue cycle, lack of timely filing and follow-ups can increase denials and result in delayed cashflows. In this blog, we look at some of the strategies revenue cycles CFOs are deploying.
Revenue Cycle Trends 2023
For hospitals, healthcare systems, and even mid to large physician practices, 2022 was the worst financial year in decades. Healthcare providers already reeling under the impact of the long period of adversity due to COVID-19 were further impacted by inflationary impact and increasing cost of healthcare supplies. Protecting the revenue and doing more with fewer resources are the central themes on the minds of RCM leaders. The impact of the great resignation has left them short of both administrative and clinical workforce.
2023 promises to be a super-charged year with an increasing pace of consolidation, innovation, and adoption of new ways of doing work. We discuss some of the trends impacting healthcare and the revenue cycle.
AIHC publishes MBW’s perspectives on trends in the RCM Industry
Accounts Receivable (A/R) status has moved from calls to portals. We see increasing relevance for chatbots using conversational artificial intelligence (AI) in A/R and denial management filing. Click here to read more.
A look back at 2021 Revenue Cycle Trends
The impact on the healthcare RCM (Revenue Cycle Management) the year 2021 had is one of the things that is not expected to reverse any time soon or ever. The following changes in the healthcare system have posed the biggest challenges to RCM:
Reimbursements for COVID-19 Treatments & Testing of Uninsured Individuals
As with all other industries, healthcare providers are facing financial challenges stemming from COVID-19. Getting reimbursements for COVID-19 treatments of uninsured individuals is complicated & requires healthcare providers to stay up to date with the nuances of the HRSA program for the uninsured. In this article we provide a consolidated view of everything one should know about the HRSA program for COVID-19 treatments of the uninsured.
Revenue Cycle in the Times of COVID-19 – Creating a Sustainable Financial Future
COVID-19 updates by the regulators are across the news today. With many physician practices choosing to operate remotely, and reduced patient visits to the outpatient department, the financial health of healthcare providers is now reeling under the shock of COVID-19. MBW brings you some of the areas that financial administrators working at healthcare provider entities must focus on to stabilize financial operations and restore normalcy.
Revenue Cycle Trends for 2020 and Beyond
With headwinds coming from falling reimbursements and the rise of national-level aggregators, the times are tough for medical billing companies.
In this whitepaper, we look at some of the trends and what medical billing companies need to do to survive and thrive in 2020 and beyond.