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MIPS Improvement Activities Guide

Learn about MIPS improvement activities including reporting requirements, scoring processes, and strategies to optimize your MIPS performance.

Navigating MIPS Quality Measures

Learn how to understand, choose, and report MIPS quality measures effectively with Claimocity’s guide designed for inpatient providers.

The Power of Patient Care Analytics

Your doctors already know what works. They see which treatments speed recovery, which protocols prevent readmissions, and which approaches keep patients satisfied. But if that knowledge stays locked in individual experiences, your entire organization misses powerful opportunities to improve care and strengthen your competitive position. When inpatient doctors and healthcare administrators know how to use patient care analytics, they can turn everyday data into changes that make care better, workflows smoother, and operations stronger for patients, providers, and your bottom line.

Denial Management in RCM: Strategies & Trends

Every denied claim costs you money twice. First, you lose the revenue you should have collected. Then, you pay staff to chase down the denial, fix the problem, and resubmit. With denial rates jumping from 8% to 11% in just one year, it’s clear the problem is just getting worse. If you’re not addressing the root causes of denials, you’re losing time, money, and momentum. We’re going to break down the denial management process and outline the steps, strategies, and tools you can use to prevent denials before they happen, resolve them faster when they do, and protect the revenue your practice depends on.

Streamline RCM Denial Management with AI

Payers are getting smarter. They’re using AI to scrutinize every claim that crosses their desks, and it’s working. Last year, 60% of medical groups watched their denial rates climb, and providers collectively spent $20 billion trying to fight back. Meanwhile, insurance companies are automating their denial processes faster than most practices can keep up. But there’s actually an opportunity for providers; the same technology that’s making payers more aggressive can become your most powerful tool.