Revenue cycle transformation: 3.4% increase in net revenue and still growing
A transformative engagement helps Lawrence General Hospital achieve revenue goals by aligning people, processes, and technology.
A transformative engagement helps Lawrence General Hospital achieve revenue goals by aligning people, processes, and technology.
These immediate actions can help healthcare organizations maximize and predict cash flow on the road to a full recovery.
Your organization can take these steps now to maximize capacity, care, and revenue when you're able to provide elective and routine services once again.
'Tis the season for budget planning. To help guide your planning process, Aaron Mann, director of business development, shares three main areas your organization can focus on to realize a demonstrable return on your investment.
A Nordic senior consultant describes his great experience working with the recently acquired Revenue Cycle Transformation practice, which was formerly part of The Claro Group.
Unifying your hospital service areas is a critical part of integration, but it can feel daunting. Here, Rick Shepardson walks you through the key benefits.
Nordic has evolved from its roots as a leader in EHR staffing to a broad set of KLAS-proven healthcare IT solutions. Meet with us at HIMSS17 booth 903.
With just a little bit of information and a thoughtful implementation of Hospital Billing Contracts, you could save 6 to 7 figures on just one contract.
Improve your revenue cycle by opening up your providers’ schedules. Two experienced Nordic consultants discuss the process, challenges, and results.
This video shows how increasing capacity with referrals and patient retention affects your ability to provide care and produce positive outcomes.
Nordic's Lauren Griessmeyer and Rick Shepardson discuss how treating patients more as consumers can benefit both the patient and the organization.
In this episode, we’re focused on the first seven days of cutover and, specifically, the importance of communication. Nordic consultants Nick Daar and TJ Smith continue the conversation with Josh Kalscheur.