RCM Consultants - Medical Billing Marketing, RCM Automation, Data, and AI.

Most billing and practice management systems overwrite data when something changes, which means you lose your ability to analyse and solve problems. We offer a simple(ish) solution.

How are denials defined? Can we all standardize? Why isn't there already a standard from one of the financial or billing associations? We have an answer.

Why do so many supposed experts who talk about analytics not provide actual data? Are they making up numbers? What is going on?

Have you ever thought about when is the best time to work? To do analysis? Strategic thinking? Did you realize it depends on your genetics? Listen to find out how to be a better analyst and problem solver.

What's the worst, the bottom, the Nada land of analytics? And where is the top, what should everyone be striving towards? We'll talk about the hierarchy and what each level means so you can see where your organization resides.

What does healthcare in the United States have in common with the Catholic priesthood? Listen to find out.

We've discussed in RCM a definition of denials, discussed that there isn't a good definition, and why a definition is so important. Today we'll dive into some really specific examples of actual denial / remittance codes and whether they sounds be considered denials.

This is a follow up to the information and review we provided about OpenPM / Open Practice Solutions and their reporting capability with respect to denials. We dive in more deeply here to the problem they have and what you can do to solve it.

It never ceases to amaze us how many obstacles there are to successful analytics. We'll recount one of the problems you are likely to encounter. And a secret way to ensure you have success in getting all your data.

In a prior podcast we talked about why it is so important you define what is a denial and what problems you encounter if you do not have one. In this podcast we dive in more deeply to discuss what constitutes a denial.