A majority of chief financial officers and revenue cycle leaders at hospitals and health systems across the U.S. think automation tools should be designed specifically for healthcare revenue cycle ...

Hospital leaders are increasingly prioritizing patient satisfaction, understanding that the experience of the patient impacts hospital finances, reputation and physician satisfaction. But one of the ...

Hospitals are falling behind in the revenue cycle race in part through a perfect storm of disadvantages — budget limitations, outdated systems, staffing struggles and crushing workloads on their ...

The revenue cycle is the lifeblood of any business, providing necessary means to sustain current operations as well as long-term viability. Although a healthy revenue cycle is something for which ...

New CPT code changes for invasive cardiology and interventional radiology will take effect on January 1, 2026, impacting a significant portion of hospital net revenue and threatening to exacerbate ...

AI is reshaping the healthcare revenue cycle, but not all solutions are created equal. Ensemble’s end-to-end agentic AI approach is powered by two petabytes of data, 80 million annual claims and ...

In 2025, Revecore achieved its strongest year of growth to date, driven by the addition of new health system clients. These organizations, ranging from community hospitals to multi-state health ...

MedCity News recently published a report on how AI is set to impact health tech for revenue cycle management (RCM), based on a survey of 125 people working in revenue cycle management in healthcare.

San Antonio-based University Health is taking a proactive, hands-on approach to revenue cycle management that’s helping the health system achieve significant results. By embedding its managed care ...

MEDIA, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Healthcare Administrative Partners (HAP), a leading provider of outsourced billing, coding, and practice management solutions for radiology practices, today announces the ...

The Michigan-based health system said financial headwinds, including heightened costs, low reimbursement from payers and federal policy changes, motivated the cuts.