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Can the 5S Lean Methodology Revolutionize Healthcare RCM?
(This content is curated from social posts by various doctors and healthcare professionals and their communities. To provide helpful insights and first-hand perspectives to fellow healthcare professionals, we’d like to first thank the amazing content shared on social media by healthcare professionals like you.) Managing the revenue cycle in healthcare is a complex and often overwhelming task. From handling denials to ensuring compliance with federal regulations, healthcare providers and administrators face a never-ending cycle of challenges. However, for Preetha Lakshmi,

Is There a Way for Providers to Fight Back Against Care Denials and Burnout?
It started with a 17-year-old girl named Nataline. Diagnosed with leukemia, her doctors determined she needed a liver transplant to survive. Her family pleaded, her doctors pressed. But the insurance company denied the procedure, claiming it wasn’t “medically necessary”—a stark example of the consequences of reducing insurance denials and administrative burdens. Only after national outrage did the insurance company reverse their decision, but by then, it was too late. Nataline Sarkisyan died hours after the approval came through. For Wendell

How Does Medical Coding and Scribing Affect Healthcare Revenue Cycle?
Imagine a busy healthcare facility—doctors rushing between patient rooms, nurses managing a growing list of tasks, and administrative staff juggling endless forms and codes. Amidst this hectic environment, a crucial behind-the-scenes process unfolds: medical coding and scribing. These roles may seem like small cogs in the machine, but their impact on the healthcare revenue cycle is far from insignificant. For providers, revenue is deeply tied to the accuracy and efficiency of coding and scribing. Missteps in these areas can lead

Is AI and APIs the Future of Prior Authorization in Healthcare?
( This content is curated from social posts by various doctors and healthcare professionals and their communities. To provide helpful insights and first-hand perspectives to fellow healthcare professionals, we’d like to first thank the amazing content shared on social media by healthcare professionals like you.) Imagine a healthcare system where prior authorization (PA) no longer hinders timely patient care. In today’s environment, providers face endless administrative tasks, while patients experience delays in necessary treatments due to insurance requirements. The result?

How Are Medical Scribes Changing Healthcare in PA?
In the fast-paced world of healthcare, doctors in Pennsylvania (PA) are facing increasing pressure to manage a growing number of patients, ever-changing regulations, and time-consuming administrative tasks. For many providers, these challenges threaten to take time away from their primary goal—delivering high-quality patient care. Among the most significant solutions gaining traction is the use of medical scribes. But how are medical scribes changing healthcare in PA, and how does prior authorization services play a role in this transformation? The Growing

How Does Medical Coding Impact Healthcare Costs in CT?
The rising costs of healthcare have become a major concern for patients, providers, and insurers across Connecticut (CT). Many factors contribute to these escalating expenses, but one often overlooked area is medical coding. Medical coding is the backbone of healthcare claims. It influences the reimbursement process and, in turn, affects the overall cost of healthcare services. In this blog, we’ll explore how medical coding impacts healthcare costs in CT. We’ll also discuss the crucial role prior authorization services play in

Can Smarter Appointment Scheduling Improve Patient Satisfaction?
Dr. Smith, a local pediatrician, has just wrapped up seeing his last patient of the day. Instead of heading home, though, he sits at his desk, reviewing a growing stack of prior authorization requests. These aren’t just any forms; they’re for medications, asthma inhalers, ADHD treatments, and even specialty referrals. “Another denial? This can’t be right,” Dr. Smith mutters to himself, flipping through the paperwork. Like so many pediatricians, prior authorizations have become an overwhelming part of his daily routine.

How Can You Speed Up Patient Coverage Verifications?
While the last patient has left, Dr. Smith — a dedicated pulmonologist — isn’t done for the day. His clinic is quiet, but his desk is piled high with insurance forms, prior authorization requests, and appeal letters. The day’s not over — not until the paperwork is. “I’m seeing fewer patients and spending more time chasing approvals,” he sighs, opening yet another online payer portal. Sound familiar? For many pulmonologists, the administrative load of prior authorizations is a daily battle.