by Michael N. Brown The Cost of Fixing Problems Too Late In Part One of The Execution Gap in Healthcare, we explored why access to more data has not automatically translated into stronger financial performance. While dashboards and reporting identify where problems exist, sustainable improvement comes from understanding why those problems occur and acting before revenue…

by Michael N. Brown Why More Data Hasn’t Fixed the Revenue Cycle Healthcare organizations have never had greater access to information. Every patient encounter, eligibility verification, authorization, claim submission, denial, payment, adjustment, and write-off generates valuable data. Sophisticated dashboards, business intelligence platforms, artificial intelligence, and advanced reporting tools now provide healthcare leaders with unprecedented visibility…

— Michael N. Brown Exploring Why Operational Excellence—Not Just Technology, Reporting, or Strategy—Is Becoming Healthcare’s Greatest Competitive Advantage Healthcare organizations have never had access to more information. Electronic health records, practice management platforms, business intelligence dashboards, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytics provide unprecedented visibility into nearly every aspect of operations. From scheduling and documentation to…