Revenue cycle teams are often asked to work more accounts, faster, even when much of that inventory may not need the same level of attention. This episode looks at how exception-based workflows can help teams focus on the accounts that fall outside expected patterns and are most likely to require action.

Revenue cycle instability becomes an executive problem when leaders must continually check, chase, escalate, and intervene. This Office Hours session explores how recurring cash delays, workflow gaps, payer friction, and unclear accountability erode trust—and what it takes to build a more stable and dependable operating model.

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Healthcare leaders often recognize revenue cycle opportunities but still struggle to determine which ones deserve executive attention and investment. This panel discussion explores how health systems can validate financial opportunities, strengthen accountability, improve revenue capture, and take meaningful action in a changing healthcare environment.

Automation can remove repetitive work, but disconnected tools often leave staff managing the gaps between systems. This episode explores why orchestration is the key to getting automation, AI, and human expertise working together across the revenue cycle.

Get the key takeaways from the Infinx Thought Leadership Executive Forum, where finance, RCM, and transformation leaders discussed AI, workforce strategy, prior authorization, AR and denials, revenue integrity, and what’s next for revenue cycle strategy.

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RCM Plus gives revenue cycle leaders greater visibility into the claims, payer trends, operational behaviors, and performance issues affecting financial outcomes. In this episode, Christina Harkins explains how predictive analytics, intelligent prioritization, and revenue cycle expertise can transform fragmented data into focused action. 

Not all revenue loss begins with a denial or an unpaid claim. This episode explores how missed charges, documentation gaps, and disconnected workflows can cause revenue to disappear before a claim is ever submitted.

The goal is not just to extract data from documents, but to make it actionable and seamlessly connected to the next step in the revenue cycle. Join us for a thought leadership discussion on reducing manual document work, building confidence in AI-enabled workflows, and understanding why trusted technology partners are essential for reliable, scalable automation.

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Denials may appear at the end of the revenue cycle, but their causes often begin much earlier. This episode explores how organizations can use denial data to identify operational breakdowns, assign accountability, and protect revenue before the same problems repeat.

CMS-0057 and HTI-4 are reshaping prior authorization from both sides of the workflow: payer requirements and certified EHR readiness. This episode will break down what these regulations mean for providers, how they may change day-to-day prior authorization operations, and what questions organizations should be asking their vendors now.

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