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

We often do reviews of individual systems and their reporting capability. We'll discuss OpenPM (Open Practice Solutions), give you a bunch of positive things and discuss one really important flaw in their denials reporting.

Hard as it is to accomplish, we managed to link revenue cycle management, denials, the US Supreme Court, and pornography all in one podcast (don't worry, nothing distasteful). Sound ridiculous? Thus is the state of our industry, and listen to find out why these are all linked and actually quite important.

We recently reviewed a client billing analysis that concluded that alternate CPTs should be billed in order to reduce denials. This is NOT about compliance. Listen to hear about what to watch out for when doing your analysis.

Are you looking at a flat file report when working on your medical billing? How does this relate to the relational database and its structure? Is anything being lost? Are we somehow being misled because the output doesn't make sense or is designed poorly and we may not even know? Listen to find out.

What do these seemingly unrelated things have in common? Have you ever heard of Freakonomics? Listen to hear discussing human behavior, data, and how it drives our decisions and business in revenue cycle management.

What makes a good dashboard? We'll discuss a key element for making a great dashboard and how it relates to eCW (eClinicalWorks) dashboard.

Are you capturing all your denial information in order to do analysis and solve problems? If you're like the overwhelming majority of providers and billing companies the answer is no and one thing makes it really hard, which we'll discuss.

What is Destructive Transformation such a big issue? We'll explain how this creates huge problems even while it solves a pressing problem with Excel analysis.

What should you do in AR Recovery, or what should you expect if you are a provider? We'll dive into some details and talk about how to make this work and have that cash register ring.

Does your billing department or billing company have regular problem solving meetings designed to tackle problems in medical billing? We'll discuss how one of these went recently and what you can do to ensure success in your billing. Spoiler alert: it includes analysis and problem solving.