1. Change Healthcare, a healthcare technology company in Nashville, Tenn., named Samuel Allen “Al” Hamood executive vice president and CFO.
2. R1 RCM, a revenue cycle management and physician advisory services provider in Chicago, launched five new modular solutions to provide customers with advanced flexibility and capability.
3. Atlanta-based MediStreams, which offers technological revenue cycle management solutions to healthcare providers, recently unveiled a new line of billing solutions that resulted in significant business growth.
4. Westborough, Mass.-based eClinicalWorks, a healthcare IT service provider, garnered Frost & Sullivan’s 2017 North American Customer Value Leadership Award for physician practice revenue cycle management.
5. Muncie, Ind.-based Ontario Systems, an accounts receivable and healthcare revenue cycle management software and services provider, entered an RCM partnership with TransUnion Healthcare, a subsidiary of Chicago-based credit and information management company TransUnion.
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