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Leveraging Advanced Technologies and Automation in Revenue Cycle Management
One of the leading causes of burnout in the healthcare industry is the overwhelming amount of tasks that need to be completed without nearly enough time to do them. And unfortunately, this is a problem that only compounds on itself. The more that you have to do, the more overworked and overwhelmed you get, which means you start to make mistakes and therefore have more work that needs to be done as you now need to go back and re-do your previous work, and the cycle continues until something breaks. This is why implementing advanced technologies and automation into healthcare is crucial for your staff’s and your organization’s wellbeing.
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Applying AI and automation tools can benefit every stage of the revenue cycle and create a more positive experience for both staff and patients. This includes faster and more accurate patient scheduling and registration, fewer manual tasks for staff, fewer claim denials, less time spent chasing claims, and ultimately, more cash on hand. For example, these tools enable right-time, omnichannel notifications that make it simple for patients to pay their bills and send balance reminders to improve the collection of healthcare payments, increase medical practice revenue and improve AR for hospitals and health systems.
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