Finance

Since 2022, providers and payers have worked to master the No Surprises Act’s independent dispute resolution process—its eligibility rules, batching limits, deadlines, and documentation standards. Now the next phase has arrived. Those changes are already reshaping out-of-network recovery. The fee…

Many hospitals and health systems scrutinize staffing, service lines, and payer contracts for savings. Fewer look at one of their largest assets: real estate. Provider real estate portfolios often hold untapped value: vacant space, redundant leases, misaligned capital structures, and…

Whether you manage performance across physician groups, hospital-based services or an entire health system, operating reliably at scale has become critical to protecting revenue and reducing risk. As complexity grows, so do the points where performance can break down. Staffing…

Health system operating margins fell to 0.2% in April, edging back toward zero after a brief two-month recovery. A new report shows just how fragile hospital finances remain heading into the second half of 2026. Drawing on data from more…

An unexpected bill can undo an otherwise positive care experience. With bad debt and charity care expenses up 17% year over year in March 2026, and nearly half of American adults reporting difficulty affording care, the financial side of healthcare…

Revenue cycle teams are under pressure to protect margins while navigating growing denial complexity, staffing shortages and increasing payer scrutiny. As payer behavior accelerates and reimbursement timelines tighten, recovery alone may no longer be enough. In this white paper, learn…

As health systems face ongoing margin pressure and limited capital, leaders are being asked to deliver faster, more strategic insights around budgeting, forecasting and enterprise performance.  But siloed systems and manual reporting continue to slow progress. In a recent Becker’s…

This spring, the American Medical Association (AMA) and dozens of physician groups sent federal officials a letter detailing how health plans are circumventing the No Surprises Act — through inappropriate cost-shifting, IDR manipulation, depressed QPAs and unpaid awards. For pro-fee…

Picture a radiology revenue cycle where prior authorization issues get caught before claims go out, documentation gaps get flagged in real time and denial trends actually inform the next intake conversation. That’s the operating model the strongest radiology RCM teams…

Imagine a revenue cycle where likely denials are flagged and corrected before the claim ever leaves the building — where downstream issues are resolved without landing in a manual work queue, and where every transaction processed makes the system smarter…