In the world of healthcare, "don't put all your eggs in one basket" is more than just a cliché - it's a warning that hospitals should take to heart when it comes to preventing and addressing denials. Denials can have a major impact on a hospital's revenue stream, leading to lost revenue, administrative headaches, and strained relationships with insurers. This is where healthcare consulting companies can play a critical role in helping hospitals prevent and address denials.

Healthcare denials can be a challenging issue for providers to address, leading to lost revenue, increased administrative costs, and potential patient dissatisfaction. While there can be various factors contributing to healthcare denials, it is important to address the root cause of the problem to prevent them from occurring in the future...

In this issue of …This Week in HealthCare, we will discuss the synergy and ramifications of healthcare claim denials in all their glory and the ever revolving door through which they flow. Being mindful of their existence, we will search for solutions, opportunities and processes that bring them forward and upfront to the healthcare environment...

In this issue of …This Week in HealthCare, we will discuss the ever evolving opportunities and responsibilities that 3D Printing has brought to all industries, but in particular, to the healthcare environment. We will also pinpoint some of the challenges that this type of technology has brought to the working and innovative governing bodies, drawing both positive and negative conjecture opinion...

In this issue of …This Week in HealthCare, we will discuss the implications of utilizing Social Media within the framework of today’s healthcare environment. This week’s newsletter will also bring attention to the positive as well as negative impact social media has brought in a time of pandemic issues and going forward. We dedicate this newsletter to all the professional healthcare individuals who bring invaluable compassion and skill sets to the individuals who may need it the most...

In this issue of …This Week in HealthCare, we draw our attention and our heartfelt thanks and admiration for all our military service individuals around the globe. Just like the rest of our population, United States Veterans who have served in peace and war come home to in some cases, a disconnected VA patient experience that has left a frailty and fragile environment for the individual patient, department and provider services...

As our knowledge and playbook for the Covid -19 pandemic requires almost daily updates in uncertain times, it has been a natural extension to incorporate all tools known to the healthcare environment in an attempt to conquer a most formidable enemy in the virus. One of these unprecedented tools used has been Artificial Intelligence, (AI)...

……This Week in HealthCare  By Fred Binczewski | MHA fredb@uprisecg.com | Click Here to download this article (pdf). January 18, 2021 Do’s and Don’ts regarding Matching Patient Records across Providers In a previous edition of ….This Week in HealthCare, we discussed the mechanics and importance of the registration process as a part of the patient cycle. [...]

……This Week in HealthCare  By Fred Binczewski | MHA fredb@uprisecg.com September 28, 2020 4 Keys to Future Telehealth Sustainability We have all found ourselves as students in the crash course presently for the pandemic Covid-19. Healthcare organizations small and large have in many cases had to refocus themselves into “on the job training” telehealth transformational [...]

……This Week in HealthCare  By Fred Binczewski | MHA fredb@uprisecg.com September 7, 2020 Patient Registration –Patient Access – Going Forward I direct my question this week in particular to the healthcare industry and all its entities that in almost any circumstance requires the process of registering a patient, I find myself humbled by the extraordinary effort [...]