Jasmyne Ray

Oct 9, 2024 | healthleadersmedia.com | Jasmyne Ray

With the ability to shut down clinical and revenue cycle operations, delaying care services and payment processes, it's crucial that organizations make cybersecurity a priority and have a plan in place. Redirecting staff to complete tasks manually is one way to ensure that some work can be done. Maintain consistent communication with your organization's IT specialists and affected outside vendors throughout the downtime. Share insights and solutions with colleagues at other organizations.

Oct 8, 2024 | healthleadersmedia.com | Jasmyne Ray

Moffitt Cancer Center was one of many health systems impacted by the Change Healthcare ransomware attack earlier this year. The organization's VP of RCM operations explains how she navigated the disaster. Following the Change Healthcare cyberattack, RCM staff at the Moffitt Cancer Center had to manually keyed an average of 3000 claims a day. Leaders from affected organizations came together, sharing knowledge and insights..

Oct 8, 2024 | healthleadersmedia.com | Jasmyne Ray

Moffitt Cancer Center was one of many health systems impacted by the Change Healthcare ransomware attack earlier this year. The organization’s VP of RCM operations explains how she navigated the disaster. Following the Change Healthcare cyberattack, RCM staff at the Moffitt Cancer Center had to manually keyed an average of 3000 claims a day. Leaders from affected organizations came together, sharing knowledge and insights..

Oct 7, 2024 | healthleadersmedia.com | Jasmyne Ray

Moffitt Cancer Center was one of many health systems impacted by the Change Healthcare ransomware attack earlier this year. The organization’s VP of RCM operations explains how she navigated the disaster. The Moffitt Cancer Center was unable to access a number of its key systems, along with its clearinghouse—which managed 90% of its revenue. In times of crisis, RCM leaders must exemplify a calm and rational attitude to guide their teams toward a solution.

Oct 6, 2024 | healthleadersmedia.com | Jasmyne Ray

AI has immense potential to save organizations time and money by optimizing their revenue cycle processes. AI can synthesize the information needed for medical codes. As it learns from the data its managing, AI can identify patterns like charge gaps or denial trends. Some AI solutions are able to improve payer communication by streamlining patient care and insurance information.