• We’re Writing Off Revenue We Already Earned and Calling It Inevitable

    By Dr. Wael Khouli, MD, MBA | Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer, Authsnap. I want to be direct about something: the denial problem in U.S. healthcare is not complicated to understand. It is complicated to fix, but the basic dynamic is straightforward. Hospitals deliver medically appropriate care, submit claims, and then watch a meaningful portion…

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  • The Role of AI in Optimizing Care Delivery Workflows

    By April Miller, Senior Technology Writer, ReHack. Care delivery has become less about providing clinical attention and more about coordination through healthcare automation. Hospitals need to move patients through intake, diagnosis, treatment, discharge and follow-up. Additionally, they must manage pressures on staffing, documentation, payer requirements and growing data volumes. When viewed as infrastructure for workflow,…

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  • The Leaders Closing the Gap: How Strong Healthcare Administrators Are Driving Technology Transformation

    By Melissa A. Corneal, MBA, Operational Program Manager. There is a major transformation happening inside healthcare organizations across the country, and it is being led not just by technology, but by experienced operational leaders. Healthcare administrators are helping turn the promise of AI and integrated systems into measurable, patient-centered results by combining operational expertise with…

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  • Reducing No Shows at Regional Practices: How Automated Communications Help Connect Patients to Care

    By Sam Meckey, president, WestCX. Healthcare is built on patient engagement. But when that engagement breaks down, patients don’t get the care they need, and regional practices are hit with the dual loss of time and money. Patient no-shows and late cancellations remain one of the biggest and most persistent revenue leaks for regional practices.…

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