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

I'm going to on a rant, so watch out. I feel strongly about this. It's all editorial BTW with a little "analysis" thrown in for good measure. (Tongue firmly in cheek)

Why do so many projects never get started? Or completed? Or are never used? Or fail? Is it the technology? Is it the specification, scoping, or implementation? Or is it something else entirely? Listen to a recent experience and my thoughts on what's really going on. If you want success...

We'll give you an update on how it is going with getting data from a big clearinghouse. Also explain what FTP is and how it can be critical to your analytics program.

More suggestions and some real specifics on dashboard design that will make them more utilized and more effective.

This is a follow on podcast about the challenges of getting access to your data, just do you can actually do analytics. I'm update you on the journey to go through the clearinghouse to get 835s/ERAs.

A frequent member of Top 10 KPI lists for medical billing is "cash receipts". But what does this mean? How do you calculate it? How often should you monitor it - daily? We'll cut through the BS, tell you what matters and what to do.

Do you ever have people talk to you in a way that seems really profound but actually has absolutely no value? This is the art of consultant speak. Billing managers do it too. Listen to hear an example from am MGMA Benchmarking webinar that is really painful and why it stinks to high...

We seem to find ourselves simplifying things and implementing less complex solutions. Why? Shouldn't the world be progressing towards more sophisticated and larger implementations?

If you haven't heard of Simpson's Paradox you're probably getting hurt by it. Not knowing makes you look bad. We'll explain what it is, how it impacts on you, and what to do to make sure people see you for how well you are really doing in medical billing.

Don't you want benchmarking around RCM performance? Where can you get it? Where should or be available? What should it accomplish? And do any of these match up to the expectations?