Transitioning to a new vendor should result in increased productivity, more efficient processes, streamlined workflow, and increased revenue. However, if advance planning isn’t part of the transition process, it can result in problems instead of progress and it can slow down A/R and coding. Learn how departments ranging from patient access to coding to AR can use precision planning to avoid the costly mistakes of vendor transitions.

Many coding and billing departments need support and making the decision to work with a new vendor can mean help is on the way. However, coding and billing processes can be difficult to transition, with errors resulting in lost time, productivity and revenue.

Join Chuck Rackley, Infinx Chief Strategy Officer and Omar Gray, Infinx AVP of Acute Care Operations as they discuss how to avoid costly mistakes and backlogs during vendor transitions and pave the way to success.

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In today's competitive healthcare landscape, it's becoming increasingly challenging for organizations to attract new patients and generate revenue. Referrals are one way to establish a steady stream of both.

In this episode, we discuss how reducing prior authorization and other eligibility burdens for referring providers is essential to ensuring a reliable stream of referrals and revenue. Learn how to establish patient access processes that will solidify referrals, gain a competitive position in referral patterns, and simultaneously increase revenue.

Join us as  Bo Bowman, Infinx’s VP of Strategic Accounts discusses how referrals can play a vital role in providing a sustainable source of revenue and ensure your organization is an attractive choice for referring practices. Learn how you can fortify your local referral relationships and we'll share insights and best practices so that you can continue to grow your patient base and revenue streams.

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The road to maximum reimbursements is clean, careful coding. Yet practices overlook the granular details that make coding successful, including medical necessity. The accuracy of your coding determines how much you will be reimbursed. So why do practices struggle to get coding in control, and why is medical necessity not top of mind with coders and providers alike?

We will discuss how being acutely aware of the granular details gets successful claims out and money in the door for practices and hospitals alike with coding expert Kathryn Walter, CPC, SRC, Senior Coding Consultant & Physician Educator, ERS Division, Infinx.

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Effective patient scheduling can solve many things - and create robust revenue. If eligibility verification, benefit checks and prior authorization approvals are conducted prior to patient scheduling, your revenue pipeline is guaranteed to increase. So why does pain exist in the payment lifecycle and why do providers struggle with denials? Find out how to increase point of service revenue with patient scheduling to reduce unsuccessful claims and ramp up revenue.

Physician practices need revenue - that’s obvious, but the sources of it aren’t always in plain sight. Clearly, reimbursement comes from payers, and cash can come from co-pays and patient self-pay, but there are also pockets of revenue available when pre-appointment revenue processes are followed thoroughly. Quick financial clearance of patients before they step foot in the practice is the secret to optimizing revenue intake - and it’s woven directly into the patient scheduling process.

Join us as Lora Pada, Director of Customer Success at Infinx, discusses how to use Patient Scheduling to Improve Point of Service Revenue.

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Patients consider themselves to be consumers of healthcare, and they expect a consumer-like experience with their physician’s office. Yet, many practices do not have a so-called “digital front door.” The bottom line is that provider adoption of digital access is synonymous with patient retention. Practices need to know how to meet patient expectations to protect patient panels and grab the Golden Ring of revenue.

In today's episode, you can gain insights on this issue directly from industry research expert Dustin Cragun, VP of Revenue Cycle from KLAS. Working with thousands of healthcare professionals and clinicians, KLAS gathers data and insights on software, services, and medical equipment to deliver timely reports, trends and statistical overviews.

Join us as Dustin discusses why digital access is essential to retaining patients and protecting revenue.

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A C-suite executive’s ability and authority to make decisions is the guiding light for healthcare organizations. Establishing a nimble internal structure that facilitates rapid decision making supports a healthy revenue cycle. The snail-like pace with which healthcare is accustomed to moving is now an expensive liability, but few embrace, or have the authority to create, a faster pace.

Join us as Jason Adams, President of Ni2 Health, discusses how C-suites can remove the barriers to effective decision-making and dedicate themselves to the pursuit of revenue-generating, organization-growing decisions.

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Shortages in experienced coding staff and coding accuracy are persistent challenges for many healthcare organizations. While medical coding is still too complex to be fully automated, learn which technologies available on the market today can help reduce errors and increase revenue.

Across the healthcare industry, coding error rates hover around 5%, resulting in significant revenue leakage. As staff continue to leave at record numbers, they take with them institutional knowledge and experience that exacerbates the issue. Can anything be done to reduce errors and capture lost revenue? While coding cannot be fully automated, technology can increase efficiencies. The question is, what type of technology, and where does AI fit, if at all?

Join us as Michelle Juette, RCC, Business Services Manager from Yakima Valley Radiology brings us real time information from the field and an honest assessment of the role of technology in coding today. Her extensive experience in the medical coding space will deliver first hand insights about what works and doesn't to improve coding success.

Without the clear line of sight that only data can provide, prior authorizations can be stalled, sent into a manual review process, or denied altogether.  On the other hand, good data gives healthcare organizations a window into provider requirements and helps fine tune submissions for success.  The key is knowing where data lives and how to extract it, with Natalia Arzeno-Gonzalez, Infinx Chief Data Scientist.

Prior authorizations are still the number one source of administrative pain for healthcare providers.  Learn how AI and automation can help reduce the burden on your staff and speed up approvals, with Navaneeth Nair, Infinx Chief Product Officer.

Missed charges and aging A/R are common sources of lost revenue for healthcare organizations.  Learn why it’s essential to engage practitioners to improve documentation and communicate the impact of administrative processes on your organization’s overall financial outlook, with Omar Gray, Infinx AVP Acute Care Operations.