As seen in: https://www.benzinga.com/partner/health-care/25/01/42901251/the-silent-revenue-killer-in-us-healthcare-and-the-tech-that-is-fighting-back Healthcare providers in the US are facing significant financial pressure, with lower reimbursements from payers among the most cited reasons, alongside higher labor costs and more expensive supplies. As the revenues of hospitals, clinics, and ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) shrink, this threatens their financial viability, putting the public’s access to medical…

by Michael N. Brown In a significant move aimed at alleviating financial stress, major credit bureaus—Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion—recently announced that they will remove many unpaid medical debts from credit reports. However, this decision is not purely voluntary; it comes in response to congressional action aimed at reducing the financial burden of medical debt on…

by Michael N.Brown In the relentless pursuit of efficiency, insurance companies are embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation to process claims faster and reduce costs. However, this technological arms race has led to a significant downside: a dramatic increase in claim denials. Instead of improving access to care, these AI systems are driving up rejection…