Claims Processing

Triage nurse reviews EHR as she registers a patient.
By Andrea Fox 11:09 am December 06, 2023
Plus: HFMA and FinThrive release RCM modernization assessment tool, a peer-reviewed adoption model for healthcare providers.
Doctor on computer in hospital
By Bill Siwicki 11:44 am December 01, 2023
From generative AI to intelligent automation to cybersecurity, they discuss what CIOs and IT leaders should stay focused on as the healthcare industry continues to evolve.
Two people in lab coats work with monitor
By Jeff Lagasse 02:24 pm November 08, 2023
Lawmakers are concerned that CMS' 2024 final Part C and D rule may not adequately address MA plans' increased reliance on AI.
Stethoscope on tablet
By Susan Morse 10:19 am October 02, 2023
While 80% of a commercial bill is the plan's responsibility, 20% is owed by patients, says PayMedix CEO Tom Policelli.
Stethoscope on tablet
By Susan Morse 10:19 am September 25, 2023
 More than 7 million have lost Medicaid coverage, with states taking widely different approaches to the redetermination process, says John Barkett.
Doctors and payers sit around a table discussing claims data, prior authorizations and more.
By Andrea Fox 11:06 am September 13, 2023
The payer says its new care management platform built on Salesforce Health Cloud helps understand members' care needs better and other tools reduce the processing time for benefits administration from 24 hours to five minutes. 
A nurse checking medication records on a laptop
By Adam Ang 03:26 am September 08, 2023
Also, Genea runs an integrated surgery management system powered by Clintel's CareRight.
In a plane, a copilot points to a destination on the horizon.
By Andrea Fox 09:18 am August 24, 2023
Also: eClinicalWorks now offers a suite of patient engagement capabilities through a collaboration between Ero Health and HealthTalk A.I.
Hands search a mobile phone.
By Andrea Fox 10:19 am August 22, 2023
In its first year at Medica, HealthRules Promote supported more than 400 configuration projects and yielded an estimated $750,000 cost savings, according to the company.
A black gavel lays on a desk
By Andrea Fox 09:30 am August 17, 2023
When Vanderbilt University Medical Center turned over non-anonymized medical records to the state without patient consent, it pitted Tennessee state law against HIPAA and unleashed a federal investigation as well as a class action patient lawsuit.