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What Does Revenue Cycle Management Staffing Mean For You?

Revenue Cycle Management Staffing And Best Practices Are Essential For Healthcare Organizations Of All Scopes And Sizes. In this post, we’re going to provide straightforward answers for healthcare professionals and organizations looking to streamline their RCM staffing, workflows, and processes. We’ll get started with a high level definition of RCM from the billing and coding…

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Are There Great Career Opportunities in the Land Development Engineering Field?

The short answer is a definite yes. The market for these specialized engineers is white-hot right now, especially in Texas and several other western states. Populations are growing significantly in many large metropolitan areas throughout the United States. There is also an enormous infrastructure spending bill making its way through Congress. These and other factors…

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Nearterm Managed RCM Project Staffing Services

Revenue cycle management (RCM) is an important but labor-intensive part of running a medical practice. Billing is not a linear task for healthcare providers like it is in other industries. It requires the coding and submission of claims to clearinghouses and payers, and payments for the same services can differ depending on the payer. Claims…

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Is There a Shortage of Land Surveyors?

Many industries are facing a shortage of qualified professionals. Healthcare, skilled trades, IT, and engineering are just a few of the fields that are feeling the pinch in attracting new talent. One of the most overlooked professional shortages is occurring in the field of land surveying. Although the number of land surveyors is expected to…

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Current Issues in Healthcare Administration and Management

There are many healthcare management challenges in the U.S. today. Some of these problems have evolved slowly over time as a result of growing, complex, and diverse healthcare offerings. Rising costs in almost every area have been impacting hospitals and other healthcare providers as well as patient willingness to seek care. But rapid change has…

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Virtual Healthcare Services During Covid-19

The ongoing pandemic named Covid-19 has been a world-wide public health event like we’ve never seen. Millions have been affected and nearly three-quarters of a million deaths have occurred in just a few months due to the virus. In the U.S, outbreaks continue to flair as communities and healthcare leaders struggle to balance the need…

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Nearterm Managed RCM Project Staffing Services

Revenue cycle management (RCM) is an important but labor-intensive part of running a medical practice. Billing is not a linear task for healthcare providers like it is in other industries. It requires the coding and submission of claims to clearinghouses and payers, and payments for the same services can differ depending on the payer.

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The Damaging Effect Overstretched Revenue Cycle Management Resources Have on Your Bottom Line

There’s no doubt that revenue cycle mismanagement can cause serious damage to long-term healthcare system performance. The most direct result being the waste of valuable money and resources. Other causes of overstretched revenue management resources have on your bottom line include poor reputation among suppliers, employees and patients. Shrinking personnel within a billing office staff…

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Successful Hospitals Adopt an Agile Workforce Staffing Strategy

Medical facilities are one of the epicenters of the Covid-19 pandemic and its after-effects as the country deals with a new normal of social distancing and other preventative measures. Most governmental agencies are recommending working from home for all non-essential workers. This may become the “new normal” for healthcare systems and hospitals as the country…

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What it Takes to be a Good Flood Control Engineer

Flooding has been a problem for society for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians often complained about the flood-prone Nile River and used dams and dikes equipped with intake and exit canals for irrigation. Early explorers in North America noted the Mississippi River’s penchant for flooding that would eventually cause damage to agriculture, create massive…

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