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HSG Interim Leadership Resources

  • Overall Employed Provider Network Leadership  
  • Specialty or Service Line Leadership  
  • Practice Leadership  
  • Ambulatory Revenue Cycle  

Additional Analysis and Consulting

Performance Improvement

While a Health System’s Employed Provider Network is a source of tremendous strategic and financial value, investment into the Employed Provider Network’s practices must still be optimized in order for health systems to have a healthy bottom line.

Revenue Cycle

Ambulatory Provider Revenue Cycle frequently finds itself under resourced within a health system; with resources diverted towards Inpatient and focused on larger dollar outcomes.  However, many health systems stand to realize significant financial gains with increased performance on the Ambulatory side and without significant investment in personnel or other fixed resources to achieve it. 

Coding and Documentation

Paying adequate attention to and investing in a professional service coding program is crucial for employed network sustainability. An effective program directly supports patient care revenue generation, provider productivity determinations, and corporate compliance assurance. While technical services coding and billing are also important facets of the network revenue cycle – especially in provider-based billing scenarios, many networks experience greater inadequacies in the professional services elements as these differ significantly from other hospital billing practices.  

APP Utilization

Advanced Practice Professionals (APPs) are an increasingly important part of care delivery and make up an increasing percentage of a health system’s employed provider networks.  However many health systems struggle to effectively integrate APPs and utilize them at top-of-license within the care delivery environment. 

Kari Craig

Senior Manager

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