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5 issues in the check-in process that impact your medical practice 

Health Prime

Inaccurate patient information Collecting accurate patient information is one of the main objectives of the check-in process. In this stage of the medical billing process, your front-end staff ensures proper collection and recording of valuable data essential to provide proper services to the patient and ensure their coverage.

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Understanding the “Big Beautiful Bill”: What Acute Care Providers Need to Know

Relias

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) , passed into law on July 4, 2025, includes major healthcare policy changes affecting all levels of acute care. Also known as the Big Beautiful Bill (BBB), the federal legislation establishes the Rural Health Transformation Program and allocates $50 billion in funding over five years.

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Simplify Patient Care and Reduce Administrative Tasks in One Unified Platform

CollaborateMD

Once your practice reaches a certain size, juggling daily tasks like scheduling appointments, verifying insurance, managing patient communication, and ensuring accurate billing can become frustratingly complex and slow down operations. That’s essential for practices with a high billing volume. The result?

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Empowering Nurses Through Financial Literacy: A Guide to Healthcare Financing

We Care Online

Furthermore, nurses should be familiar with coding and billing practices, as improper coding can result in lost revenue or legal complications for healthcare organizations. Many nursing programs include education on the basics of healthcare billing and how reimbursement impacts the services that hospitals can offer.

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Insights from Digital Health Leaders at ViVE 2025

EvidenceCare

These improvements not only enhance patient safety but also drive cost savings by reducing complications and length of stay. Just one preventable hypoglycemia event can add $10,000 to $15,000 to a hospital bill, Messler noted. Patients dont understand value-based care vs. fee-for-service models, she said.

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Seamless Electronic Health Record Integration: The Key to a Streamlined Practice and Better Patient Outcomes

CollaborateMD

With a platform that collects and connects data across billing, scheduling, clinical care, and patient communication, CollaborateMD allows your staff to focus on delivering better outcomes while we handle the behind-the-scenes complexities. Speed and Accuracy in Billing and Payment: Reduce claim errors to accelerate reimbursement.

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Inventors (and Innovators) Wanted

The Healthcare Blog

Tayia’s research will help public utilities save money while enabling people nationwide to reduce their utility bills in a meaningful way, advancing society’s aim of water conservation,” said Ivonne Santiago, Ph.D., All anyone has to say is “patient safety” and inventors get cold feet. Innovators beware.