Kem Tolliver co-authored "Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Revenue Cycle Management" for Oncology Practice Management (OPM). Featured September 2023, Vol 13, No 9 Read here: https://www.oncpracticemanagement.com/issues/2023/september-2023-vol-13-no-9/answers-to-frequently-asked-questions-about-revenue-cycle-management

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Medical Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) is the process of managing the financial aspects of healthcare delivery. It encompasses all administrative and clinical functions that contribute to capturing, managing, and collecting patient service revenue. Medical RCM aims to optimize revenue and reduce costs through efficient and effective management of the healthcare revenue cycle. In healthcare, providers have to deal with various tasks, such as registering patients, verifying the

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As healthcare leaders, we are in a constant state of change. Many of us wear multiple hats and rely heavily on our abilities to lead in the present while keeping a watchful eye on what lies ahead. To remain successful, it is important to identify factors that can affect our organizations now and in the future. We can then use this information to refine our approach to problem solving, becoming proactive to trends, and charting new paths for our practices and team members. The

"The 21st Century Cures Act (Cures Act) was signed into law by President Barack Obama on December 13, 2016.1 The overarching goal of this...

Kem Tolliver authored "The Cures Act Information Blocking Rule: Impact on Data Access, Interoperability, and Security" for Oncology Practice Management (OPM). Featured March November 2022, Vol 12, No 11 Read here: https://www.oncpracticemanagement.com/issues/2022/november-2022-vol-12-no-11/the-cures-act-information-blocking-rule-impact-on-data-access-interoperability-and-security

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