Healthcare Finance News October 20, 2020
Providers have looked to telehealth to continue seeing patients and revenue cycle technologies to improve efficiencies.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit earlier this year, it presented health systems across the U.S. with a need to accelerate innovation during an unprecedented time that shut down many in-person medical services.
Health systems quickly turned their attention to rapidly scaling telehealth, deploying artificial intelligence and improving revenue cycle, according to new research from the Center for Connected Medicine.
The CCM’s fourth annual “Top of Mind for Top Health Systems” report, which surveyed 117 executives representing 112 healthcare provider organizations, focuses on how innovation priorities shifted in response to COVID-19, and the role of key technologies in managing the pandemic. The report, conducted...