Your billing team may be spending more time connecting systems than you realize. See how mapping the manual touches between POS, ePCR, and billing can uncover opportunities to automate workflows, improve data quality, and get claims moving faster.

“Stable” doesn’t always mean safe. Dr. Nicholas Cozzi joins Asbel Montes to examine what happens after the 911 call, when a patient has been stabilized but still needs a higher level of care, and why distance, delays, and system limitations should never determine a patient’s clinical outcome.

What happens after the loss says more about leadership than the win. From staff turnover to succession planning, strong revenue cycle leaders build depth, develop the next player up, and keep coaching through every season.

Advocacy is only as strong as the story behind it. With the RESCUE Act bringing ambulance reimbursement back into focus, EMS organizations have an opportunity to engage policymakers with the right message, the right messenger, and the data to back it up.

For EMS organizations, the right revenue cycle model isn’t always fully in-house or fully outsourced. Learn how to decide what to own, where outside support adds value, and how to maintain visibility and accountability either way.

“Emergency” doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone. Medicare, EMTALA, and ground ambulance policy each apply different standards, creating gaps that can leave patients exposed and EMS providers underpaid. Asbel breaks down where those definitions collide and the patient-centered approach the GAPB Advisory Committee recommended to help close the gaps.