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  • September 18, 2026
    3 min. to read

    How Missed Insurance Coverage Contributes to Revenue Leakage in Healthcare

    Hospitals spend enormous amounts of time and resources managing revenue leakage, yet they still lose tens of billions of dollars to leakage annually. They monitor denials, investigate underpayments, work aging A/R, appeal claims, correct billing errors, and look for opportunities to improve reimbursement. Some of the heaviest hitters in the financial loss category according to…
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • September 17, 2026
    3 min. to read

    Five Reasons Hospitals Miss Billable Coverage—and Why a Second Look Matters

    Hospitals work hard to capture accurate insurance information. Registration teams verify coverage, eligibility is checked, patient demographics are collected and updated. And yet, missed insurance coverage can still create billable revenue opportunities that never make into the revenue cycle. The problem isn't always that the information wasn't available. Sometimes, it wasn't reported. Sometimes, it was…
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • August 20, 2026
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    Insurance Discovery: The Second Layer of Coverage Detection

    Healthcare organizations have invested heavily in processes designed to identify and verify insurance coverage. Registration teams collect insurance information. Eligibility tools verify coverage. Financial clearance workflows help determine whether an account is ready for billing. Those processes are essential. But there is an important question revenue cycle leaders should ask: What happens when the first…
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • June 3, 2026
    3 min. to read

    Strengthen Your Revenue Cycle, Protect Your Mission

    Safety net hospitals carry the heaviest burden—and deserve solutions built for the realities of high-acuity, under-insured, and complex patient populations. Safety net hospitals operate at the intersection of high need and limited reimbursement.
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • May 21, 2025
    3 min. to read

    Case Study: What A Difference A Year Makes

    AnMed is a dynamic, comprehensive health system in Anderson, South Carolina. AnMed provides healthcare for residents of eight counties in upstate South Carolina and northeast Georgia.
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • May 21, 2025
    3 min. to read

    The End of the Public Health Emergency

    In honor of National Patient Account Management (PAM) Week, Nemadji is taking nominations to recognize outstanding patient account management staff.
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • September 11, 2024
    3 min. to read

    Case Study: Cause Reports + Increased ROI

    A regional non-profit health system in the southeast needed a change. Comprised of one small and one large hospital, the system had partnered with an insurance discovery vendor in the past and while they were efficient enough, they lacked in-depth reporting and required staff to access their system to obtain and transfer information back to…
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • April 3, 2024
    3 min. to read

    Nemadji CEO Tony Lourey Appointed as Chair of the Newly Formed Minnesota Prescription Drug Affordability Board

    Minnesota is the seventh state to establish a board to assess prescription drug affordability. Following in the footsteps of Colorado, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, Oregon and Washington, Minnesota has established a Prescription Drug Affordability Board (PDAB).
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • April 26, 2023
    3 min. to read

    Interpreting Medical Bills In Real Life

    Medical billing is overwhelming and complex for patients. According to a recent public opinion survey, 72% of consumers are confused by their medical bills.
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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  • April 3, 2023
    3 min. to read

    The End of the Public Health Emergency

    The expiration date of the public health emergency is currently set for May 11, the senate recently passed a resolution that may result in an earlier end date. There is still a high level of uncertainty about the affects will be for hospitals.
    Amber KetchmarkBusiness Development Marketing Manager
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