Empowering Better Health
e4health tackles data, quality, and revenue challenges empowering your teams to focus on better care.
Accurate clinical and financial outcomes across your provider and mid-revenue cycle systems.
Measurable results and value-driven outcomes benefiting both patients and providers.
Our flexible end-to-end solutions address mid-revenue cycle, data quality, and technology challenges so hospitals, outpatient providers, and physician practices maximize outcomes and gain efficiencies.
Health IT Consulting
Drive successful EHR, HIT, and mid-revenue cycle systems change and optimization.
Mid-Revenue Cycle
Achieve the highest levels of quality, productivity, and revenue integrity.
HIM Solutions
Leverage unmatched expertise for data migration and abstraction to ensure patient safety.
Technology Solutions
Software, tools, and analytics to reduce costs, optimize workflows, and improve quality metrics.
Our power is in our People.
Health systems served
Healthcare professionals
Charts assessed and coded
Duplicate medical records reviewed each year (and growing)
Activating AI in the Mid-Revenue Cycle: Myth, Reality, and New Best Practices
Artificial Intelligence is here to stay and going further, especially in revenue cycle. As more healthcare executives push ahead with AI, solutions are cementing themselves in the revenue cycle playbook.
But how can revenue cycle and finance leaders ensure AI delivers improve quality, capacity, and achieves net realized revenue?
This executive brief takes a closer look at the myths, realities, and best practices to optimize next generation technology in the mid-revenue cycle including four specific C-suite questions health executives must ask for all upcoming 2024 AI initiatives.
Did Your Offshore Coding Go Wrong? New Blended Shore Approaches To Consider
The low availability and high cost of experienced coders is a known challenge. Stiff competition for coding talent is leading many hospitals and health systems to look offshore for the coding workforce they need. But the pursuit of offshore coding often backfires due to lower quality, higher rates of denial, and the need for substantial health information management (HIM) oversight.
For these reasons, new blended shore coding models provide a valuable option. Blended shore coding programs bring together offshore talent with domestic, US-based oversight and management to deliver quality AND cost savings. This ebook defines five reasons offshore coding goes wrong and provides new best practices for successful blended shore medical record coding programs.
The HIM Best Practices Guide to Major EHR Change
Hospitals and health systems continue to recognize the importance of collaborative cross-functional teamwork, especially during EHR and other major IT system changes.
This guidebook shares e4health’s proven best practices for IT system implementations. From pre-planning to team empowerment, and strategies to protect clinical data integrity, our guide empowers your organization to deliver better healthcare outcomes.
National RA/HCC Audit Project Case Study
When a large agency sought to determine the performance and validity of risk adjustment and HCC coding across the nation, they contracted with a renowned global leader in healthcare auditing. Over the last five years, e4health has proudly worked with this respected federal contractor to undertake a large HCC audit project. The multifaceted engagement consisted of two pilot years followed by three years of second-level validation. The endgame: Delivering audit quality, accuracy, efficiency, and proper guidance on audit protocols and recommendations.
Recent News
Master Patient Index (MPI) Cleanup – The Solution to Duplicate Medical Records
Accurately manage and clean up duplicate medical records with eMPI Cleanup to avoid errors, misdiagnoses, or even data security breaches. Maintaining high data integrity ensures safe and effective care.
Coding Tips: Complication Comorbidity Update
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