From: Becker's Revenue Cycle Management Report <editorial@beckershealthcare.com>
Subject: 10 things keeping health system CEOs up at night | 5 tips for improving RCM | 34 executive moves | 10 costliest Medicare Part D drugs
Preheader:
Reply: editorial@beckershealthcare.com
View our profile on LinkedIn Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Find us on Google+ View our videos on YouTube

Aug. 22, 2016 
TODAY'S TOP STORIES

1.
Experts share 5 tips for improving RCM  
  
2. 6 healthcare CFOs in the headlines  

3. CMS considers penalties, limits for providers steering patients toward ACA plans over Medicare, Medicaid 
 
4.
Whitepaper: Are you reviewing UV disinfection options for your facility? Understand the differences between UV technologies and choose the right partner. 
  
5. 10 things keeping health system CEOs up at night 
 
6. Sisters of Charity sues Palmetto Health over $50M orthopedic practice  
  
7. Whitepaper: How out-of-OR areas can impact performance 
    
8. 34 latest hospital, health system executive moves  

9. Top 10 costliest, most common Medicare Part D drugs 
 
10. 6 recent vendor contracts, go-lives
  
       
11. Shamrock releases new billing solution: 3 things to know

12. Commentary: Shouldn't healthcare consumers enjoy transparency the way Amazon.com customers do? 

13. 4 thoughts on Blue Shield of California's 4-day closure  Full story





     
Channels
_____________________
Contact Us

Editorial Contact: 
Ayla Ellison  
Managing Editor 
email Ayla

Sales, Marketing & Events:
Jessica Cole
President and CEO
______________________
 
   
Becker's Hospital Review
A Becker's Healthcare Publication
 www.BeckersHospitalReview.com 
editorial@beckershealthcare.com
17 N. State St., Suite 1800 | Chicago, IL 60602




Copyright © 2016. All Rights Reserved.
Becker's Healthcare, 17 N. State St., Suite 1800, Chicago, IL 60602
SafeUnsubscribe™ {recipient's email}
Forward this email | Update Profile | About our service provider
Sent by editorial@beckershealthcare.com in collaboration with
Constant Contact