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70% Hospitals Ditch In-House Billing | $2.1M Unlocked 💰

Staff quitting? Rules changing daily? 70% hospitals outsource RCM by 2026 for 30-40% savings + 24 AR days.

I've seen the shift:

IN-HOUSE: 58 AR days, 33% clean claims OUTSOURCED: 24 AR days, 67% clean, +$2.1M cash

Why it works:

✅ Nearshore teams (no timezone hell) ✅ 12K payer rules live ✅ Virtual billers ramp 89% Week 1 ✅ Chaos → dashboard wins

RCM ROI Calculator proves the math.

Practice managers—still doing it all yourself? 🤔

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Top Trends in Healthcare 2022

The Healthcare system has undergone a lot of changes with new challenges popping up every day amidst rapid technological advancements and efficient processes.

It is very evident from the current scenario to take into account a lot of statistics and research highlighting the changes and newer ways of approaching the problems. Let’s have a look at where the numbers are pointing this year.

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Healthcare Revenue Cycle Recovery After The COVID-19 Pandemic

As a healthcare provider you have probably multitasked during the pandemic—attending to surgeries and long tele-counselling shifts, working in makeshift emergency wards and dealing with stress and burnouts.

The pandemic has altered how healthcare business's function. Find out how outsourcing can help your practice’s revenue cycle recovers.

https://www.helionext.com/healthcare-revenue-cycle-recovery/

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3 Steps to Improve Collections through Revenue Cycle in Medical Billing

Did you know that according to the financial benchmarking of the American Academy of Family Physicians, the number of overall days spent in accounts receivable should ideally be 30 to 40?

Yet, most clinics suffering from low collection rates record about half of their claims above the 90-day mark.

Improving the revenue cycle in medical billing is the goal of many, but attained by only a few who pay attention to the details.

If you are struggling with a low collection rate, you should probably break down your existing system into specific steps and identify the flaws holding your payments back.

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Optimizing Healthcare Billing Services to reduce Cost to Collect

Did you know that, on average, providers spend up to $8.6 billion every year on administrative procedures to collect their due claims? Among these claims, around 9% of the claims usually face denials from the insurance companies. This puts over 3% of the net revenue of the provider at risk of loss. The cost of collection is on the rise with the overall increasing administrative costs.

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Outsourced Medical Billing Trends in 2022

Outsourced medical billing has long been a supporting pillar of the American medical industry.

However, with the changing ecosystems and working patterns, medical billing services have also evolved their functions.

On the one hand, technology has played a crucial role in upgrading the billing teams’ workflow management in the medical sector.

On the other hand, financial investors are also looking forward to digital health start-ups which will revolutionize the medical billing industry.

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Partnership or Outsourcing? Role of Revenue Cycle Management Vendors

Outsourcing medical billing has been there in the scenario for a long time.

But with changing times, the role of revenue cycle management vendors is also evolving.

What came across as simply handing out some part of work to other companies has now evolved into a solid strategic partnership.

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Top 10 FAQs on Refunds Processing in Medical Billing

Accurate medical billing and coding are vital parts of the entire revenue cycle management.

But the cash flow may not be as simple as it seems since each facet of the process should be handled with care.

Sometimes the work does not end just by getting the payment posted. There might be certain errors in posting too which might lead to need of refunds processing in medical billing.