2021 Healthcare Financial Trends Report - Evolving Technology and Best Practice Trends in Healthcare
Sponsored by
Syntellis
April 9, 2021
There is light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, but the pandemic continues to roil the healthcare industry.
Discover how your organization’s experiences and plans stack up against 160+ hospitals in our annual technology survey, which also shares top strategies to grow financially and thrive in a post-pandemic environment.
You’ll find data and expert guidance to help your organization:
Become more flexible
Strengthen core processes
Build endurance for the future
Finally, the report also outlines the 7 imperatives organizations are working on in 2021.
A robust cost accounting and decision support software solution can incorporate data from multiple disparate systems, connecting health systems to a more complete picture of their costs. This is key to lowering costs, effective participation in alternative payment plans, and contract negotiations with payers.
In a survey conducted by HFMA, respondents indicated that healthcare organizations need to improve their strategies around the patient financial experience. But where should you start?
In this executive brief, we identify key areas your leadership team should focus on to achieve this initiative. Including:
Strategic alignment of services with the health system’s mission and goals
Innovation and optimization
Trust and accountability
And many more!
Download your version now to see the complete list, and discover other useful insights for success!
The Technological Transition to Mobile: Best Practices for Navigating the New Normal
Sponsored by
Imprivata
April 5, 2021
As healthcare evolves, mobile technologies and clinical workflows will become an integral part of care delivery. Supporting remote staff, streamlining bedside workflows, and enabling more efficient technology allows healthcare to provide a higher quality of care and reduce clinical toil.
However, through this evolution, unique cybersecurity challenges have arisen and hastened the need for solving these risks through innovative and practical means.
Download this eBook to learn more about healthcare’s evolving technological journey in its transition to mobile, while discovering some best practices for navigating the new digital normal.
Rehab programs are expecting to see a major influx of medically complex patients in the coming decades. However, COVID-19 has shifted that major influx and its anticipated years of preparation to present day.
Discover key strategies hospitals are integrating to successfully address the growing medically complex population even once COVID-19 subsides.
Survey Results: How Health Care Providers are Becoming Financially Resilient in the COVID-19 Era
Sponsored by
Optum
March 30, 2021
Financial resiliency for hospital executives is a continual pain point. Not only are they grappling with huge operational and care delivery shifts, but they also face growing financial challenges that will take years to sort through.
In a new HealthLeaders Buzz Survey, more than 100 health care provider leaders including CEOs, financial, clinical, operations, and IT, reveal that everything from workforce issues and technology gaps to inefficient business processes and dwindling investment capital have had an impact on revenue cycle performance in the last year.
Download the latest research brief today to learn:
Top barriers to achieving financial resilience
Areas ripe for improvement
Key strategies for achieving stronger financial health
Case Study: Increase Patient Engagement with Inspira Health
Sponsored by
Patientco
March 29, 2021
Many patients struggled to understand the charges on their billing statement and found the medical terminology confusing. When it was time to pay their bill, patients found the experience difficult, even with an online payment option available.
In this case study, find out how Inspira Health improved their patient experience to offer their patients easy-to-understand bills and provide a more intuitive online bill pay portal, resulting in revenue growth of more than $1.5 million across its hospital and physician groups in less than two years.