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Overview: Patient Billing

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A brief summary of the Patient Billing webinar with Tim Coan and Patti Bowles as they discuss current trends on patient billing and what innovative practices are doing to manage this growing part of their revenue stream.

Discussion Topics:
1. How much of the total physician payment is now made by patients, as opposed to third party payers?
2. What are the some of the biggest mistakes physician practices make when it comes to collecting from patients?
3. What are some of the things that make ACSI West effective at collecting from patients, when so many practices struggle in this area?
4. What is the one thing that a practice can do to improve the performance of its patient collections?

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Tuesday, May 18th - 12:00pm MST
Guest: Patti Bowles, ACSI West
Current trends on patient billing and what innovative practices are doing to manage this growing part of their revenue stream.

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In this webinar, Tim Coan, ALN's CEO, is joined by special guest Patti Bowles, Vice President of Marketing for ACSI West, as they discuss the current trends on patient billing and the things that innovative practices are doing to manage this growing part of their revenue stream.

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