Payers are using AI to deny claims faster than ever. Rural hospitals are still buried in fax machines and manual queues. On Healthcare Reimagined, Dan Keldsen and Jon Myer dig into this David vs Goliath dynamic—and how automation can help. Listen: hubs.li/Q04jGFwT0
Your automation is only as strong as what happens when it stops.
If exceptions route to a generic queue with no context, SLA, nor feedback loop, you don’t have human-in-the-loop strategy. You have backlog.
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What if being “behind” on health IT is actually rural health’s best strategic advantage? On Healthcare Reimagined, Dan Keldsen and Jon Myer talk slingshot strategies, automation, and how rural hospitals can skip legacy baggage entirely. Listen: hubs.li/Q04jGNm00
Six questions. Every eligibility determination should answer all of them.
Most systems answer some of them, some of the time.
The ones left unanswered show up in audits.
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Prior auth shouldn’t be a slow-motion denial engine, but for rural providers buried in fax queues, it often is. Infocap’s Dan Keldsen joins Healthcare Reimagined to break down the appeal “deadline trap” and how automation helps teams fight back. Listen: hubs.li/Q04jGWlx0
Rural hospitals are buried in fax machines and manual denial queues—but that tech lag might actually be their biggest advantage. Infocap’s Dan Keldsen joins Jon Myer to talk rural health, prior auth, and human-centric automation. Listen to the conversation: hubs.li/Q04jGJgH0
"How many requests came in today by process type?"
For most intake teams, that is a surprisingly hard question to answer.
It should not be. Read how a unified inbound strategy gives you that visibility and what it takes to build one.
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