< + > Revenue Cycle Management – Healthcare IT Today Podcast Episode 196

For the 196th episode of the Healthcare IT Today Podcast, we are talking about revenue cycle management! We kick this episode off by sharing what we have been hearing at the recent conferences we’ve both been attending in the RCM space. Next, we talk about what technology actually helps the coding personnel shortage we are currently facing. Then, we discuss what we think the reality and the promise of AI is in RCM. Lastly, we debate whether we are heading towards having totally autonomous coding/RCM one day.

Here’s a preview of the topics and questions we discuss in this episode:

• We’ve both been to conferences recently in the RCM space; what are you hearing?
• We are facing a coding personnel shortage. What technology actually helps?
• What is the reality and promise of AI in RCM?
• Are we heading for a day when we have totally autonomous coding/RCM?

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