RXNT Named to TIME World's Top HealthTech Companies of 2026 for Second Consecutive Year
RXNT Named to TIME World's Top HealthTech Companies of 2026 for Second Consecutive Year
Every October 1, CMS updates the ICD-10-CM code set. FY 2027 changes take effect October 1, 2026. Practices that aren’t prepared risk claim rejections, denials, and revenue cycle disruption. This blog breaks down what is changing and what to do before the deadline. Key takeaways Every October 1, the rules change, as CMS releases annual
The ICD-10 Rules Change October 1. Is Your Practice Ready? Read More »
Claim denials are among the most persistent and costly problems in healthcare revenue cycle management, yet most practices still treat them as a billing department issue. The reality is that the majority of denials originate long before a claim ever reaches a payer, in the front office, in the exam room, and in the coding
Fixing Your Denial Rate Starts Long Before a Claim Is Ever Submitted Read More »
Healthcare environments are complex, and even small changes can ripple through multiple departments. A structured approach helps organizations anticipate and proactively manage challenges. Key takeaways: Healthcare organizations are under constant pressure to adapt, especially as regulations and technology rapidly evolve, staffing shortages strain teams, and patient expectations continue to rise. While change is often necessary,
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act represents one of the most comprehensive overhauls of U.S. healthcare in recent history. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) is one of the most sweeping healthcare policy overhauls in recent years, affecting nearly every corner of the industry. Whether you are a healthcare provider, medical biller, or
While the No Surprises Act protects patients from unexpected out-of-network bills, it has also introduced new challenges for providers. The No Surprises Act has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of healthcare finances. While it protects patients from unexpected out-of-network bills, it has also introduced new challenges for providers. The law’s Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process requires
Navigating the No Surprises Act: How Providers Can Succeed in 2026 Read More »
Sustainability is often seen as an ethical responsibility, but for healthcare organizations and businesses, it’s also a financial strategy. Sustainability initiatives are great for the planet, and they can be great for your business, too. Sustainability is often seen as an ethical responsibility, but for healthcare organizations and businesses, it’s also a financial strategy. In
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It can be a challenge to find a starting point for building out your RCM strategy, especially as you navigate your practice’s day-to-day priorities. That’s why we’re sharing our best practices for simplifying and optimizing RCM below. Implementing a revenue cycle management (RCM) strategy can be daunting for small or independent medical practices. Managing patient
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The foundation of healthy patient-provider relationships is the same as all relationships: trust. While providers often spend years establishing rapport with patients, that hard work can be undone in just a moment through errors in patient billing. The foundation of healthy patient-provider relationships is the same as all relationships: trust. While providers often spend years
Why Medical Billing Errors Erode Patient Trust and How Technology Can Prevent Them Read More »
Without properly tracking and monitoring the right data—and creating a full picture of your practice’s operations—you could be sinking your revenue cycle. In this article, we’ll dive into RCM data and how your practice can collect and track the best metrics for an accurate view of your financial health. Medical practices have their own health
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AI is currently used in healthcare to inform care plans, schedule appointments, assist with surgeries, and support medical imaging analysis. Its tremendous potential has many medical practices looking to integrate the technology into their tech stacks and workflows as soon as possible. But what should you know before you integrate AI into your medical practice,
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