In this episode, Jenna Hagan, NextGen Healthcare’s vice president of product marketing, and Sloan Clardy, a recognized thought leader in the revenue cycle management space, discuss the evolution of RCM over the past few decades.

They unpack some of the industry’s most persistent challenges, separate hype from reality when it comes to AI’s impact on revenue cycle management, and explore how organizations can drive more predictable speed, stronger performance, and what’s next as health tech continues to advance.

Sloan also shares why consistency, predictability, and speed in your revenue cycle are among your organization’s most critical assets.

In this episode, host Dr. Robert Murry, chief medical officer for NextGen Healthcare, speaks with Dr. Dodji Modjinou, founder and CEO of Advanced Rheumatology Associates of Nevada, about what it really takes to run and sustain an independent specialty practice today.

They discuss the operational challenges physicians face—from staffing and prior authorizations to payer negotiations—and how support, technology and a growth mindset can help practices stay independent. Dr. Modjinou shares practical strategies for managing the business side of medicine and how tools like clinical AI can reduce administrative burden and give time back to patient care.

In this episode, host Jenna Hagan, vice president of product marketing, speaks with Muhammad “Mo” Chebli,  vice president of product management, interoperability, at NextGen Healthcare, about the evolving landscape of healthcare interoperability.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Murry, Chief Medical Officer at NextGen Healthcare, interviews Chris Emper, Government Affairs Advisor for NextGen Healthcare, about the newly launched $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program administered by CMS. Given rising operational costs and flat/declining reimbursements, this program presents a significant and rare funding opportunity. Despite the program name, funds are not limited strictly to rural providers—and in some cases, not even limited to healthcare providers. Get up to speed on the program and explore how you can benefit.

In this episode, host Jenna Hagan sits down with Keith M. Nord, MD—an orthopedic hand surgeon at Sports Orthopedics & Spine in Jackson, Tennessee—to explore how clinical AI is transforming his day-to-day practice. As the only orthopedic hand specialist in his region, Dr. Nord faces intense patient demand and a heavy documentation load. He shares how adopting ambient clinical AI has helped him reclaim time, reduce burnout, and focus more fully on patient care.

What do interoperability and plumbing have in common? NextGen Healthcare’s Muhammad (Mo) Chebli, vice president of product management for interoperability, and Curtis Bailey, senior solutions engineer, answer this question in a thought-provoking new episode of the Ambulatory Healthcare Today podcast. They also highlight the relationship between interoperability and AI and discuss features of the latest release of Mirth Connect® by NextGen Healthcare, including the new Mirth® Command Center.

Every tribal health center has a unique story. In this episode, learn how the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation leveraged solutions from NextGen Healthcare to achieve a significant improvement in A/R days, no-show rates, and other financial metrics. Colville’s director of health and human services, Casey-Stanger Moore, GCHA, MPA, and revenue cycle manager, Amy Church, CRCR, address some of the unique challenges faced in tribal health settings and share tips for overcoming resistance to change.

NextGen Healthcare's CEO David Sides hosts a fascinating conversation with Diane Kaye, chief product officer, and Sanjeev Kumar, PH.D., chief data & analytics officer. They discuss how the healthtech industry is leveraging AI to remove sources of friction for providers and enable reimagined workflows that lead to better healthcare outcomes for all.

In this episode, NextGen Healthcare’s Michele Hannagan is cutting through the complexity of UDS+ with guests Rebecca Rudd, RN, BSHIM, director of government affairs for OSIS, and Tracie Zeagler, MSN, RN, director of health informatics and information management at Kinston Community Health Center.

This episode explores NextGen Healthcare’s new integration with findhelp, the nation’s largest social care network. Michele Hannagan, director of specialty solutions for NextGen Healthcare, has an enlightening conversation with Julia Jones, findhelp’s vice president of network development, and Anna Kinsey, director of community development for Kinston Community Health Center. Hear how this important integration is helping Kinston connect patients to life-changing resources.