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Healthcare IT News editor Bill Siwicki recently sat down with Jennifer Carlson, director of product management for ZOLL AR Boost, and other industry thought leaders to broach the topic of revenue cycle implementation best practices. The five RCM experts offered wide-ranging tips for implementing the integral technology at healthcare provider organizations, addressing the tech’s capabilities, limitations, use cases, workflows and what-ifs.
Carlson rendered recommendations on selecting the best-fit technology to not only increase revenue but also improve efficiency and optimize workflow. She encouraged healthcare executives to consider these questions when selecting a revenue cycle technology vendor:
Read the full Healthcare IT News article “Implementation Best Practices: Getting in the Revenue Cycle” for additional insights.
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Jennifer joined ZOLL in 2017 with 20 years of Healthcare IT and Revenue Cycle experience. As the Director of Product Management, she is responsible for all of ZOLL Data Management’s revenue cycle and billing solutions. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Washington University in St. Louis. Jennifer is an avid tennis player, hiker and skier, and is a PSIA Certified Ski Instructor. In her spare time, Jennifer keeps busy with her husband and 2 teenage boys and their Golden Retriever, Fozzie, enjoying the beautiful Colorado outdoors.
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