Becker's Healthcare October 16, 2020
Katie Adams

Healthcare providers nationwide are preparing for CMS’ final rule on price transparency to take effect Oct. 1, 2021. As recent data shows that healthcare is the largest part of the American family’s budget after housing, many providers are struggling to ensure their patients have a clear understanding of what costs they’re responsible for.

During an Oct. 6 workshop hosted by Becker’s Hospital Review and sponsored by Waystar, Heather Kawamoto, Waystar’s vice president of product, discussed price transparency strategies for hospitals and health systems to increase their net revenues and patient loyalty.

Five key considerations she explained:

  1. Have conversations with patients about out-of-pocket costs sooner than later. When healthcare providers make a patient aware of how much money they will...

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