Overcoming Patient Mobility Challenges in Care Settings: Prioritizing Early Mobility
Sponsored by
Hillrom
February 22, 2021
Supporting patients through early mobilization ensures a timelier release from the ICU. Patients who cannot build strength and stamina before discharge run the risk of future falls, leading to extended stays and/or higher readmission rates. Both of which impact the financial standing for the patient and provider.
Download this eBook to learn how patients can easily regain muscle strength and how you can help make earlier mobility a priority in daily care to help get patients up and moving sooner.
Overcoming Patient Mobility Challenges in Care Settings: Optimizing Wound Healing and Prevention
Sponsored by
Hillrom
February 22, 2021
When working around the clock to care for critically ill patients in the ICU, the last thing you or your patients need is a pressure injury. Addressing the five factors of skin breakdown are important for optimal wound healing and skin protection.
Download this eBook to discover these five factors and how to help make everyday tasks in the ICU easier, so essential care teams can spend more time with the most critical patients.
Overcoming Patient Mobility Challenges in Care Settings: A Breath of Fresh Air
Sponsored by
Hillrom
February 22, 2021
When patients have pulmonary complications, it typically means more time spent in the ICU. These extended stays impact both hospital costs and the mental wellbeing of the patients and their families. Getting patients breathing on their own in a timely manner is essential to a quicker recovery and an earlier discharge from the healthcare facility.
Using System-Wide Coordination to Streamline Admission, Throughput, and Discharge
Hospitals have developed various playbooks and protocols to improve patient flow and eliminate last-minute decision making. However, these plans are reactive, only slightly mitigate the stress of the moment, and don’t provide the time and insight necessary to plan for what is coming. Learn about the common mistakes in effectively managing patient flow and how to better manage patient flow.
Poised to Transform: AI in the Revenue Cycle - A Signature Research Study
Sponsored by
Change Healthcare
February 19, 2021
To obtain a picture of both current and anticipated AI use in revenue cycle management (RCM), Change Healthcare commissioned Engine Insights to conduct a survey of 200 leaders across the revenue cycle, IT, and finance.
Read our ebook to find out:
How many providers are using AI to drive RCM improvements
The barriers to AI adoption and implementation
Which stakeholders report being most satisfied with AI’s use and performance
Overcome Denials Challenges Through Rehabilitation Partnership
Sponsored by
Kindred Hospital Rehabilitation Services
February 11, 2021
Denials for Medicare and private insurance claims are steadily increasing, becoming a critical concern for healthcare providers across the spectrum. In fact, both commercial and public payers are now denying about one in every 10 submitted claims, costing health systems up to 2% of net patient revenue, according to the Advisory Board.
Further, many providers are experiencing:
80-100% reimbursement denial rates
$350,000-$400,000 in denial costs per year
This trend is expected to rise in the coming years. The good news is there are proven strategies to help overcome this rise and ensure patients receive the medically- appropriate care they need to reach a full recovery. For instance, 90% of claims managed by Kindred Healthcare are successfully appealed.
Read this Q&A style guide to learn the key factors causing a rise in denials and proven strategies to increase patient access for those that need it most.