FRISCO, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Conifer Health Solutions®, the nation’s largest provider of technology
enabled healthcare performance improvement services, is realigning its Revenue
Cycle Management (RCM) organization. Conifer’s RCM restructure is
planned to help hospitals and health systems meet the mandates of
healthcare reform: achieving increased efficiencies through improved
quality and patient safety, better management of care, and reducing cost
structures. Regulatory realities such as ICD-10 implementation,
meaningful use criteria and ongoing scrutiny of the two-midnight rule
are also fueling client demand for innovative solutions to improve
financial performance.
“Healthcare providers continue to seek a single, trusted partner to
deliver solutions to help their organizations thrive as the industry
transforms,” said Stephen M. Mooney, president and CEO of Conifer Health
Solutions. “Restructuring Conifer’s Revenue Cycle Management operation
allows us to be more flexible and client-focused and puts us in a better
position to bring agility and scale to quickly meet our clients’ most
pressing challenges.”
Conifer today manages more than $25 billion in net patient revenue for
some of the largest providers in the country. The healthcare services
company has seen a sharp uptick in client demand for more nimble,
market-centric solutions to ease potential disruptive impacts to revenue
cycle operations such as value-based reimbursed models and increased
financial obligations from patients, among others.
As part of the realignment, Matthew
C. Michaels will assume the role of president of Hospital RCM.
Michaels is a 13-year veteran of the healthcare industry; he served as
Conifer’s senior vice president of Client Services for RCM prior to this
new position.
Conifer’s Patient
Communications & Engagement (PC&E) business unit will become
part of the Hospital RCM organization. Dorothy Rubio is promoted to the
newly created position of senior vice president of Patient Services to
lead the organization, which will now include Scheduling, Medical
Eligibility and Counseling Services (MECS) and Patient Access. “This
more tightly integrated RCM organization will also help us lay the
groundwork for services and solutions to create a more holistic
consumer-patient experience,” added Mooney.
Paula Lawlor, who previously served as vice president of Hospital
Operations is promoted to the new position of senior vice president of
Clinical Revenue Integrity, which will include Health Information
Management (HIM), Revenue Integrity and Clinical Documentation
Improvement. Janie Patterson will continue in her position as senior
vice president of Accounts Receivable Management, a role to which she
brings twenty-five years of healthcare industry experience.
Rubio, Lawlor and Patterson will report to Michaels.
[Editor’s Note: Contact Sharon Lakes at sharon.lakes@coniferhealth.com
for hi-res photographs of personnel named above.]
About Conifer Health Solutions
Conifer Health Solutions is a healthcare services company helping more
than 700 clients strengthen their financial performance, transition from
volume to value-based care and enhance the consumer and patient
healthcare experience, with the goal of improving quality and access to
healthcare, while controlling costs. Conifer Health has more than 19
million patient interactions across all service lines, manages more than
$25 billion in patient revenue and $17 billion in medically managed
spend; and provides technology and health management services to support
care management for more than 4 million lives, annually. For more
information, visit coniferhealth.com or follow @coniferhealth on Twitter.
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