5 recent RCM hires

The following organizations announced they hired individuals with revenue cycle management experience, or for a RCM-related role, so far in August.

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1. Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare’s revenue cycle subsidiary, Frisco, Texas-based Conifer Health Solutions, named James “Jim” Logsdon president of its hospital revenue cycle management business unit.

2. Chicago-based R1 RCM, a provider of revenue cycle management and physician advisory services, named Gary Long executive vice president and chief commercial officer.

3. Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health named Jon Vanator CFO of its East Central Region, which includes Muncie, Ind.-based IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital and Hartford City, Ind.-based IU Health Blackford Hospital. Mr. Vanator previously served IU Health as vice president for systemwide revenue cycle services.

4. Kensington, Calif.-based consulting firm Freed Associates hired Shirley Kwok as a healthcare consultant. Ms. Kwok, who has significant population health knowledge as well as experience with areas such as value-based payment and revenue cycle management, will join the Northern California team, according to Freed.

5. Alpharetta, Ga.-based revenue cycle management company nThrive named Carl Couch, MD, CMO.

 

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