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With the recent boom of artificial intelligence in healthcare, leaders are grappling with the best use cases. In this Becker's article, four leaders share the AI use cases they want to see in healthcare: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/artificial-intelligence/the-ai-use-cases-leaders-want.html

The AI use cases leaders want Discover the latest AI use cases in healthcare as leaders grapple with implementation and look ahead to future possibilities.

Heading into the New Year, healthcare provider organizations are now actively investing in AI to address persistent revenue cycle management (RCM) obstacles, according to independent research funded by Ingenious Med. Learn more. https://ingeniousmed.com/next-gen-rcm-expectations-for-2025-ai-driving-double-digit-revenue-growth/

Next-Gen RCM Expectations for 2025: AI Driving Double-Digit Revenue Growth Heading into the New Year, healthcare provider organizations are now actively investing in AI to address persistent revenue cycle management (RCM) obstacles, according to independent research funded by Ingenious Med. Why? The research reveals that leaders who are investing in AI are anticipating tha

2025 will be a busy year for healthcare leaders as they seek to address cybersecurity needs, promote sustainable financial health, and more. Here are Becker's top healthcare finance trends for 2025. https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/healthcare-finance-trends-for-2025-accelerating-change.html

Healthcare finance trends for 2025: accelerating change Healthcare leaders enter 2025 facing a host of pressing imperatives. They need to promote sustainable financial health, address patient affordability and financial experience, strengthen cybersecurity, unleash the benefits of technology innovation, and drive real progress on transforming

Is your revenue cycle ‘highly-reliable’ to the point that your physician practice is capturing 100% of the charges you should? Ingenious Med-funded research suggests providers leave an average of 11% of revenue on the table — while 20% of all charges are either under-coded (13%) or over-coded (7%). Learn more

Reliability Science: Optimizing Revenue with Charge Note Reconciliation and Document Viewing Is your revenue cycle ‘highly-reliable’ to the point that your physician practice is capturing 100% of the charges you should? The most common answer to that, of course, is “No.” In fact, Ingenious Med-funded research suggests providers leave an average of 11% of revenue on the table — whi

Focusing on patient-centered care can enhance surgical outcomes. See how preoperative communication and education, shared decision-making, and more are transforming the patient experience in surgery. https://www.picis.com/blog/5-patient-centered-care-examples-in-surgical-environments/

5 Patient-Centered Care Examples in Surgical Environments | Picis In this guide, we will navigate through practical examples showcasing the integration of patient-centered care principles in surgical settings.

Physician group revenue shortfalls may be due to new deficits in EMR-embedded charge capture functions,” says our CMO & Co-Founder Jason Stein, MD SFHM, in ‘The New Charge Capture Conundrum: EMR-Embedded Tools Lead to Revenue Drift’ https://ingeniousmed.com/the-new-charge-capture-conundrum-emr-embedded-tools-lead-to-revenue-drift-for-physician-practices/

The New Charge Capture Conundrum: EMR-Embedded Tools Lead to ‘Revenue Drift’ for Physician Practices With healthcare costs projected to rise another 8% year-over-year in 2025, and research showing that providers delivered $745 billion in uncompensated care between 2020-2022, physician practices already operating on tight margins simply cannot afford to let revenue they should be collecting slip awa