Give Another Listen to the Best of September! As we wrap up a busy and insightful month on HealthcareNOW Radio, we’re highlighting the episodes that resonated most with our audience. From timely industry conversations to expert insights shaping the future of healthcare, these standout shows captured the most attention and engagement. In this post, we’re featuring the top two radio episodes and the top two podcast episodes with the highest plays in September, perfect picks if you’re looking to catch up or revisit the discussions everyone’s been talking about.
From Our Radio Shows
From The AI Shift:
The State of AI in Home Care Agencies with John Atkinson
On this episode host Tom Foley invites John Atkinson, CTO of AxisCare to discuss their 4500 home healthcare provider clients and their adoption of AI through their platform. He shares that over half of the 4,500 clients have adopted AI features in the past nine months, with one AI feature analyzing over 7.7 million care notes in the last four weeks, saving an equivalent of 21,000 hours of work. Host Tom Foley encourages listeners to read AxisCare’s newest white paper on the subject.
From Revenue Cycle Optimized:
What’s Really Changing in Revenue Cycle? Voices from Becker’s
Stuart Newsome sits down with Infinx colleagues Heather Riley Swanson and Nathan Skorick following Becker’s to hear what stood out from their time at the conference. Drawing on sessions and conversations throughout the event, the group considers where AI and revenue cycle strategy appear to be heading and whether the conference messaging matches the problems health systems are trying to solve.
From Our Podcast Network
From Healthcare Rap:
The Rural Health Transformation Program in Plain English
Carrie Foote breaks down the Rural Health Transformation Program in plain English and shares how rural health clinics should be thinking about partnerships with hospitals, tech vendors, and state agencies. All that, plus the Flava of the Week about Cityblock’s rumored acquisition of Homeward. How are the two primary care startups reportedly considering joining forces, and how can building within existing payment models lead to expanding access to those who need it the most?
From Inside Angle:
Inside One organization’s Autonomous Medical Coding Journey
What does it really take to move from manual open encounter workflows to autonomous professional fee coding? On this episode, Evan Davis, senior application analyst at the University of Kentucky HealthCare, explores the organization’s ambitious autonomous coding evolution.
