Connecticut health system strikes RCM partnership

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Stamford (Conn.) Health has struck a revenue cycle management agreement with Ensemble Health Partners.

Ensemble will support the health system with an integrated end-to-end operating model designed to deliver sustainable financial performance while preserving Stamford Health’s focus on quality and patient experience, according to a March 11 news release from the RCM company. 

“Healthcare revenue cycle is incredibly complex, and at the same time essential to the viability of our organization,” Stamford Health CFO Michael Veillette said in the release. “Ensemble brings deep expertise, proven results and a collaborative approach that will help us modernize our financial operations and unlock new opportunities to better serve our patients and our community.”

Stamford Health is an independent system with more than 4,100 employees, according to the release. The system includes a 305-bed hospital, Stamford Health Medical Group and a growing number of ambulatory locations.

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