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Looking back on 2022, hospitals and health systems experienced one of the worst financial years on record, according to a report by Kaufman Hall.1 At the same time, payers reported record profits, according to Becker’s.2 When healthcare providers and payer revenues are in balance, both industries benefit, as do patients.
The FTC’s Standards for Safeguarding Customer Information, the Safeguards Rule for short, requires covered entities to develop, implement and maintain an information security program with administrative, technical and physical safeguards designed to protect customer information. While the rule was set to go into effect December 9, 2022, the FTC has extended the compliance deadline to June 9, 2023. Our Compliance and Information Security Teams have been diligently working to update our internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with the new rule and continue our commitment to protecting our consumers’, clients’ and employees’ private information.
As hospital, health system and physician group leaders look toward 2023, most are still facing persistent challenges that impact nearly every area of the industry. Let’s take a look at the top pain points and strategies to mitigate them.
In each edition of Cycle Up, we sit down with one of the leading voices in the firm. In this issue, we’re talking with Lisa Keffer, Relationship Manager at Meduit, about the importance of nurturing client relationships.
Meduit’s Net Promoter® Score (NPS) from client surveys for 2022 is in. We are very pleased to report we’ve achieved a rating of 68, which is an increase of TEN points over 2021. To compare, other companies received these scores:1
Modern Healthcare has named Meduit the number one healthcare revenue cycle firm in the nation for total client contracts for 2022, illustrating the company’s commitment to strategic growth and expanding its geographic footprint.
Hospitals and health systems have lost significant revenue, including bad debt from Medicare accounts, because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) provide reimbursement for roughly $3.5B of unpaid deductible and coinsurance amounts per year to hospitals for Medicare bad debt, nearly every hospital in the U.S. has an average of over $1M in recoverable net revenue. Many organizations simply do not have the staff to identify and collect these missing dollars.
