HFMA May 11, 2022
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Disruptive changes brought on by rising medical costs and increased patient cost sharing require an evolution in traditional patient billing and collection practices. Rapidly changing state and federal regulations, COVID-19, consumer behaviors and expectations, disrupters, technology and operational challenges impact healthcare in parallel.

Industry shifts force providers to update their strategies and implement more flexible, patient-centered collection approaches meeting patient needs while facing internal operational challenges and maintaining compliance with new regulations.

Shawn Stack: How have COVID-19, new technology and operational challenges shifted the patient financing landscape?

Michael Alwell: When COVID started, our organization realized that we would need to devise a remote work strategy very quickly. We were able to provide some IT security measures, but at the time,...

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