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Building Comprehensive Physician Strategy and Manpower Development
Background Our Client was a large tertiary health system in the Midwest with an employed provider network that encompasses the majority of the active hospital medical staff. Historically, decisions about […]
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Implementing a Patient-Centered Care Model to Reduce Opioid Usage
St. Claire Medical Group (SCMG) in Morehead, KY, has drastically reduced the number of chronic and acute pain patients who receive opioid prescriptions.
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Aultman Medical Group (AMG) Revenue Cycle Improvement & Redesign Case Study
Aultman Medical Group sought to optimize its revenue cycle operations. HSG’s assessment and implementation led to 3% revenue cycle lift or a $2.5 million cash improvement and a 20% decrease in A/R.
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From Operational Chaos to High-Performing: The Right Path for Your Physician Network
Over the past few years, most hospital and health system physician networks have been in an accelerated growth mode – some in an all-out buying spree, taking all comers. These […]
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Building Management Expertise for Your Employed Physician Network
Hospitals and health systems have been aggressively investing in their employed physician networks for the last 10 years or more. Most, however have not developed the leadership infrastructure or acquired the […]
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Effective Revenue Cycle Management in Your Network
Revenue Cycle Management for your physician network has become more complex. Bigger groups increase the scale and complexity of processes, Stagnant reimbursements make it imperative that your practices collect what they […]
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The 21 Components of the Physician Revenue Cycle
Physician revenue cycle seems simple; however, every patient visit has at least 21 critical components that require daily monitoring to keep cash flowing: Pre-visit/patient calls for appointment Entering the patient […]
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Eight Proven Physician Strategies for Dealing with Soft Volumes
Almost every health system we work with is experiencing soft patient volumes. Our take is this is largely permanent, and a result of a fundamental shift in utilization. Incentives created […]
