RevCycle Intelligence Article: A Specialty Group’s Revenue Cycle Automation Journey

Revenue cycle automation has been a process, not a destination for Columbia Orthopaedic Group, and so far, automated financial clearance and A/R workflows have improved efficiency.

Revenue cycle management is ripe for innovation and disruption, according to the majority of respondents to a survey recently conducted by market research firm KLAS and the Center for Connected Medicine. Yet, providers continue to face barriers, such as fragmented technology and even a lack of available solutions, the survey found.

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