When it comes to selecting the right revenue cycle management (RCM) partner, there are crucial factors beyond cost considerations.
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Revenue Cycle Managed Services Fill In-House Gaps
By partnering externally for RCM support, organizations gain efficiency, increase agility and are better able to use limited resources.
Read MoreEnsemble Health Partners Announces Strategic Revenue Cycle Partnership with Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare
Ensemble Health Partners has been selected by Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare as their strategic revenue cycle management partner.
Read MoreEnsemble Health Partners Releases 2024 Healthcare Business Trends Report
Ensemble surveyed 100+ healthcare executives about the driving forces behind their business strategies + how they’re planning for the future.
Read MoreOIG Increases Scrutiny on Medicare Advantage Coding
Federal agencies are scrutinizing Medicare Advantage coding with inaccurate diagnoses for enrollees with certain high-risk diagnoses.
Read MoreHow to Prevent Burnout During an Electronic Healthcare Record Implementation
There’s no need to go into an EHR implementation unprepared. Having a readiness program in place can help smooth the transition to a new EHR.
Read MoreClarification of the Two-Midnight Rule: A Win for Physician Advisory
The 2024 Medicare Advantage Final Rule clarifies that Medicare Advantage (MA) plans must follow the Two-Midnight Rule set in 2013, and more.
Read MoreEnsemble Health Partners, in Partnership with Health Systems, Receives Two 2022 Clarivate Healthcare Business Insights Revenue Cycle Awards for Strong Performance
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 18, 2023 — Ensemble Health Partners (“Ensemble”), the leading revenue cycle management company for hospitals, health systems and physician practices, has received two of the four 2022 Clarivate Healthcare Business Insights (“HBI”) Revenue Cycle Awards for strong performance on revenue cycle key performance indicators. One partner health system was recognized in the
Read MoreCongress Investigates OIG Report That Medicaid MCOs Deny Prior Authorizations at Higher Rates
The OIG’s recommendations primarily focus on state oversight. However, it may be appropriate for additional rulemaking to require states to establish their own guardrails around MCOs. These guardrails would ensure prior authorization decisions align with state Medicaid standards for medical necessity and limit when MCOs may use their own internal coverage criteria to deny beneficiary access to care.
Read More5 Key Focus Areas for Healthcare’s Future
In a rapidly shifting industry, here are five areas of focus to help you face healthcare’s future with confidence.
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