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3,420,585

The number of accounts already worked by Meduit’s AI solution

Meduit knows revenue cycle solutions like no one else.

Meduit delivers efficient and effective revenue cycle management solutions that lead to measurable, high-performing results that maximize ROI for hospitals, health systems and physician groups. 

Meduit’s RCM services help lower cost, increase accuracy and collect cash faster thanks to a more efficient, automated process.

Leveraging artificial intelligence technologies, Meduit’s revenue cycle management solutions:

✓ Do the work cheaper than clients can do it themselves
✓ Accelerate cash flow by ensuring payer deadlines are met
✓ Collect cash faster thanks to a more efficient process

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Maximizing RCM Technology

“The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don’t really even notice it, so it’s part of everyday life.” – Bill Gates

July 2024 edition of Meduit’s digital RCM magazine Cycle Up

The introduction of artificial intelligence and automation has been nothing short of transformative for healthcare RCM. After only a few years on the scene, it’s difficult to find an area of our industry that hasn’t been impacted by AI, from coding and billing to streamlining patient payments.

Taking the Pulse of Healthcare RCM Technology: What’s New and What’s Next

As we approach the halfway mark of 2024, healthcare costs in the United States continue to reach unprecedented heights. In 2023, expenditures were expected to reach up to $4.7 trillion. In 2031, that number is projected to be $7.2 trillion. (1) These dollar amounts underscore how critical it is for hospitals, health systems, and private practices to have the right revenue cycle infrastructure in place. Without one, collecting the funds required to expand services and meet the changing needs of patients is virtually impossible.