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1. Finding the right coverage for the right patient.

Author

Zamosky L

Subjects
California, Humans, Financial Management, Hospital, Insurance, Health, Marketing of Health Services, Medically Uninsured, Patient Credit and Collection
Published
2012

2. Tenet to offer discounts.

Author

Galloro V

Subjects
California, Multi-Institutional Systems economics, United States, United States Dept. of Health and Human Services, Hospital Charges, Hospitals, Proprietary economics, Medically Uninsured, Patient Credit and Collection
Published
2004

3. MemorialCare bets future is in the cards.

Author

Solomon S

Subjects
California, Consumer Behavior, Health Services Accessibility, Humans, Managed Care Programs, Patient Credit and Collection, Pilot Projects, Program Development, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Hospital-Patient Relations, Hospital-Physician Relations, Marketing of Health Services methods, Medical Records Systems, Computerized
Published
1999

4. Innovations. Card smarts.

Author

Pasternack A

Subjects
California, Insurance Claim Reporting, Magnetics, Patient Credit and Collection, Medical Records Systems, Computerized trends, Patient Identification Systems
Published
1999

5. Awkward moments present marketing challenges.

Subjects
California, Humans, North Carolina, Patient Credit and Collection, Patient Satisfaction, Practice Management, Medical organization & administration, Practice Management, Medical standards, Marketing of Health Services methods, Physician-Patient Relations
Published
1997

6. Feds investigate Medaphis offices.

Author

Pallarito K

Subjects
California, Patient Credit and Collection, Contract Services legislation & jurisprudence, Investments legislation & jurisprudence
Published
1995

7. Plan carefully when selecting a patient accounting system.

Author

Haray D

Subjects
California, Competitive Bidding, Decision Making, Hospital Bed Capacity, 300 to 499, Accounting, Management Information Systems standards, Patient Credit and Collection
Abstract

For hospitals that have experienced it, choosing and implementing a new patient accounting system can be a grueling and tedious task--a once-in-a-lifetime undertaking. But with careful planning and some notable precautions, a hospital can ensure that the system selected is the system desired.

Published
1991

10. Going mobile.

Author

McCue P

Subjects
California, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Magnetic Resonance Imaging trends, Patient Credit and Collection, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, United States, Lithotripsy trends, Mobile Health Units organization & administration
Abstract

The high cost of ESWL and MRI have created a strong market for mobile units that can be shared by several health-care facilities. Recent modifications in the design of this technology make it convenient to use in mobile vans. Other modalities are being used in mobile vans primarily to service small hospitals.

Published
1989

11. Focus groups make bills more user friendly.

Subjects
California, Hospital Bed Capacity, 300 to 499, Marketing of Health Services, Accounting, Hospital-Patient Relations, Patient Credit and Collection, Public Relations
Published
1989

12. System cuts red tape for patients from admission to discharge.

Author

Testolin K and Byers M

Subjects
Admitting Department, Hospital economics, California, Hospital Bed Capacity, 500 and over, Humans, Patient Advocacy, Patient Credit and Collection, Patient Discharge, Transfer Agreement, Admitting Department, Hospital organization & administration, Hospital Departments organization & administration, Patient Admission
Abstract

One hospital's personalized admitting system is staffed by business representatives who perform a variety of liaison activities to ease patients' nonmedical experience in the hospital. For example, they expedite admissions, discharges, and transfers; make bed assignments; arrange patient transportation; supervise room cleaning on their units; verify patients' insurance coverage; provide financial counseling; and collect payment on bills.

Published
1978

13. Leaving the billing to the bank.

Author

Gooche GW

Subjects
California, Group Practice organization & administration, Accounting, Group Practice economics, Patient Credit and Collection
Published
1975

14. New revenue and improved services in handling ambulatory radiology patients.

Author

Blair WJ and Ortiz G

Subjects
Appointments and Schedules, California, Hospital Bed Capacity, 300 to 499, Outpatient Clinics, Hospital economics, Patient Credit and Collection, Drug Prescriptions economics, Hospital Departments economics, Pharmacy Service, Hospital economics, Radiology Department, Hospital economics
Abstract

In 1978, the Pharmacy Department at the University of California, Irvine, Medical Center succeeded in establishing a procedure whereby all drugs used for outpatient radiology procedures were dispensed from the pharmacy and were no longer handed out by radiology clerks. Additional revenue was generated for the medical center because the pharmacy started to charge patients for the drugs, which had not been done previously. This was accomplished with no increase in personnel. The procedures have been operating successfully for six months.

Published
1979

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