Conifer revenue jumps 20%, McKesson stock rated at ‘buy’ & more – 5 RCM company key notes

Here are five recent news updates on five key healthcare revenue cycle companies.

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Topeka Capital Markets analysts have decreased their athenahealth price target from $164 to $152, according to a report by The Legacy.

Including revenue from Tenet and non-Tenet hospitals, revenue at subsidiary Conifer increased by 20 percent to $342 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2015.

Leidos added Andrew Strampach as its vice president of business development for the global services group, according to a GOVCONWIRE report.

Fifteen analyst firms covering McKesson have given the company’s stock an average rating of “buy,” according to a Dakota Financial News report.

Parallon Business Solutions will present at Jumpstart Foundry’s first summer industry conference, according to a Nashville Business Journal report.

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