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Hospitals struggle with payer denials, which hinder frontline staff from accurately documenting and coding patient care. Providers are left underpaid and unable to fix the issue internally due to a lack of resources. A strong partnership can facilitate a better understanding of regulations and payer tactics to identify opportunities and ensure fair payment.
This workshop offers a front-row seat to the successes, challenges, and invaluable lessons from a partnership that thrives on mutual understanding and effective communication. Participants can engage in a Q&A session to understand the topic in depth. Discover how data-driven decisions and strategic negotiations can redefine the future of healthcare partnerships.
PRESENTED BY
President of Corro Clinical, CorroHealth
System Vice President Patient Care Optimization, SSM Health
What You Will Learn:
What’s Draining Your Revenue Beyond Payer Denials—and How to Stop It Wednesday May 6, 2026 at 11:00 AM PST President CorroHealthVice President Revenue Cycle Management UHSDirector of Clinical Revenue Operations and Care Management UHSMargins are shrinking. Medicare...
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