Revenue Cycle Optimized

In a short-staffed environment, healthcare providers need to ensure they're taking excellent care of their employees.  Infinx Chief Product Officer, Naveneeth Nair, will discuss how providers can streamline A/R and denials’ processes so that staff experiences less stress and more success.

With declining reimbursements and staffing challenges, health systems and providers are struggling to improve reimbursement and reduce revenue leakage.  Infinx Chief Strategy Officer, Chuck Rackley, will cover how automation can make a positive impact on revenue results.

Nothing hurts patient satisfaction more than surprise bills.  Infinx Director of Product, Liya Gehler, covers how providers can use technology to provide accurate patient payment estimates every time.

PX Technology CEO, Michael Sullivan, explains how to keep patients satisfied when you can’t bring on new staff. See where you can make the incremental changes that serve patients.

OpenDR CEO, Joseph Marino, explains how self-serve patient scheduling wins higher satisfaction, more appointments, fewer no-shows, and less call center work.

Are you facing more and more payer denials?  Senior Product Manager, Aakarsh Sethi, shares how providers can use computer-assisted coding to lower denials.

Coding moderate sedation can be difficult due to two different codes that are each tied to the amount of time the patient is under sedation. Learn how and when to use codes 99152 and 99153 with Infinx Coding Manager, Julie Graham.

Do you work with vendors to optimize your patient access or reimbursement workflow, or are you considering it in the future?  Infinx Senior Client & Implementations Manager, Rick Fiala, will share how to get the most from your partnership with your revenue cycle technology vendor.

Cardiology coding is complex and ripe for denials. In this episode, Julie Graham, Infinx Coding Manager, identifies the top cardiology coding denials and shows you how to avoid them. 

Senior Product Manager, Bimal Sahoo, will share his best advice on how providers can use insurance discovery to recoup revenues in an environment of rising levels of bad debt and uncompensated care.