COVID-19 has inadvertently set the table for artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the revenue cycle. Now more than ever before, providers need to gain control over declining revenues and plan for the next crisis. AI is a game-changing tool that is transforming the revenue cycle for hospitals and health systems across the country.
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Revenue cycle management leaders from Wake Forest Baptist Health, Atrium Health and Lexington Medical Center led a compelling session on defining true artificial intelligence (AI) at the North Carolina HFMA annual conference March 4-6 in Pinehurst, NC.
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Seasoned RCM Executive Jason Petrasich Joins Meduit to Lead AI Initiative
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Recent Michigan events focused on charting the course to the future of healthcare. A well-attended panel at the East Michigan HFMA Fall Conference addressed how changes in healthcare, particularly hospital mergers, are impacting providers and how providers can best prepare for and plan for the future of the industry.
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Bret Whatley, Regional VP of Sales South, and Janice Ridling, Sales Advisor, represented Meduit at HFMA conferences across the southern states, including the Georgia HFMA Fall Institute in Savannah November 6-8, the HFMA Region 9 Conference in New Orleans November 10-12, and the Alabama HFMA Fall Institute in Birmingham November 14-15.
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In an era where the healthcare environment is constantly changing, attendees at the 2019 Michigan Revenue Cycle Association Fall Conference addressed how healthcare providers can be as informed as possible and stay prepared to meet the challenges of delivering excellence in patient care in a world where everyone is doing more with fewer resources.
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Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Process Automation were subjects of key interest at the Maryland AAHAM Annual Institute held September 10 – 12 in Ocean City, MD.
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