Workflow Automation: Leveraging New Technologies to Boost Revenue Cycle Productivity and Performance

February 10, 2020
RCM Effective Intelligence, Webinars

In this session, a controller at a large group practice will discuss how she took a technology-centric approach to improve staff productivity. Gain an inside look from the implementation of analytics solutions and RCM workflow automation to embrace a more proactive, evidence-based claims management strategy. Explore how her vision for leveraging the power of A.I. resulted in annual revenue improvement and a reduction in staffing requirements. Identify how you can improve your revenue cycle management process by automating your front-end financial clearance processes, and back-end accounts receivables management using workflow automation. Attendees will learn how to analyze existing in-house billing and collections processes and identify opportunities to improve processes and productivity.

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