Healthcare IT News May 5, 2025
Bill Siwicki

They see artificial intelligence as a core enabler of financial performance and patient-centric care, a new survey shows, and also expect it to become fundamental to how health systems think about care quality, patient outcomes and market competitiveness.

By 2030, revenue cycle management will be a digital-first operation, with healthcare provider organizations doubling down on artificial intelligence, automation and analytics to reduce costs and improve billing accuracy.

That’s according to the results of a new Everest Group report, supported by Omega Healthcare. The survey is titled, “Realizing the Promise of Tech-Enabled, AI-Driven Revenue Cycle Management: Outsourcing in the New Era.” Among its findings:

  • 85% of senior healthcare executives believe AI will improve efficiencies in RCM operations over the...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Health System / Hospital, Interview / Q&A, Provider, RCM (Revenue Cycle Mgmt), Survey / Study, Technology, Trends
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