In the complex world of long-term care (LTC), understanding who pays for long-term care and how payments are processed is critical to maintaining a facility’s financial health. For facility operators and financial analysts, knowing the major long-term care payers and effectively managing these relationships can mean the difference between smooth cash flow and financial bottlenecks. ... Understanding the Biggest Payers in Long-Term Care

In the complex world of long-term care, a solid financial foundation is crucial for the health of the business. For finance managers and operators, managing accounts receivable (AR) effectively is one of the most challenging yet critical aspects of maintaining that foundation. The Receivable Solutions Specialist plays a vital role in long-term care accounting, working ... The Role of a Receivable Solutions Specialist in Long-Term Care

As skilled nursing facility (SNF) owners and operators, navigating the complex landscape of insurance claims can be daunting. Ensuring that claims are processed smoothly and efficiently is crucial for maintaining financial stability and providing quality care to residents. However, there are common mistakes that can lead to claim denials, causing unnecessary delays and revenue loss. ... Avoiding Denials: 3 Common Mistakes SNF Owners/Operators Should Know

From Pain to Progress:  In the dynamic landscape of senior care, skilled nursing facility (SNF) owners and operators face the constant challenge of balancing quality patient care with the intricacies of administrative tasks. One critical aspect that often consumes considerable time and resources is billing. Outsourcing your billing to experts can be a strategic imperative ... The Impact of Outsourcing Billing on Nursing Home Operator Success

Telemedicine solutions give LTC facilities new opportunities to maximize revenue by reducing staffing hours, preventing hospital readmissions, and improving quality care.

Telemedicine solutions give LTC facilities new opportunities to maximize revenue by reducing staffing hours, preventing hospital readmissions, and improving quality care.