The partnership seeks to make Jackson Hospital’s billing and collection processes more efficient. It will also enable the hospital to monitor RCM progress daily, as well as discover and increase payer opportunities.
“Specifically, we are eager to leverage components to support a robust denial management and contract management program,” David Ralston, Jackson Hospital’s vice president of revenue cycle, said in a news release. “This will allow us to validate our payments from payers to ensure we are paid the correct fees for the services that we have provided.”
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