HIT Consultant April 17, 2025
Meghan May, Senior Manager of Client Success, TES, at Homecare Homebase

Healthcare providers are heading into another year where financial uncertainty remains a top concern. While many for-profit and nonprofit organizations reported improved margins in 2024, industry analysts warn that rising expenses and process inefficiencies could put those gains at risk. Home-based care agencies, in particular, continue to face workforce shortages, changing reimbursement structures and administrative challenges – making revenue cycle management (RCM) a critical tool for financial stability.

The Case for Outsourcing RCM

Billing, coding, claims processing and compliance require deep expertise and constant adaptation to evolving regulations. Many agencies struggle to keep up, especially with staffing shortages and payer rules frequently shifting. The administrative workload can slow down revenue collection and divert attention from patient care.

To address...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: Provider, RCM (Revenue Cycle Mgmt), Technology
AI Is Rewriting the Revenue Cycle
Trinity Health to lay off 10.5% of revenue cycle headcount
Report Finds AI, Automation, and Vendor Consolidation Lead Health System Revenue Cycle Investments for 2026
FinThrive Report Reveals 71% of RCM Leaders Prioritize Experience Over Revenue
The hidden revenue crisis in health care: Why billing accuracy remains an illusion

Share Article