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Selling Change: Overcoming the Healthcare Status Quo

When I walk into introductory meetings I conduct with hospital executives, I open our presentation with a single statement: “Today, I have the privilege of showing you something you have […] Blog

From Analysis to Action: Not All Healthcare Analytics are Created Equal

The demand for analytics within the healthcare continuum continues to increase (projected to reach nearly $15 billion in 2022) as leaders realize significant returns from the effective application of analytics […] Blog

Clinical Context Matters: Maximizing the Impact of Peer-to-Peer Reviews

For concurrent denial determinations, the peer-to-peer medical review process often offers the best opportunity to get a case mediated before the overall impact to revenue becomes substantial: therefore, maximizing this […] Blog XSOLIS XCHANGE 2017

An XCHANGE of Ideas

Last week our team had the privilege of hosting clinical leaders and healthcare innovators from across the nation for our inaugural user conference, XCHANGE 2017. This two-day event was an […] Blog

Three Approaches to Innovation in Utilization Management

Healthcare in the United States continues to retain a reputation of being notoriously slow to innovate, even as providers, payers, and technology companies across the nation rush to solve many […] Blog

Case Managers Making an Impact: Tina & Kenya

For National Case Management Week, we asked Tina Taylor, one of the dedicated case managers at Singing River Health System,  and Kenya Undziakiewicz, a Utilization Review Specialist at MultiCare Health System, to […] Blog

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Health

After wrapping up my time at the Health 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, California, I can’t help but reminisce a bit about how far Xsolis has come. Initially, we offered […] Blog

Shorter and Sweeter: Using Technology to Overcome Short Stay Claims

By Mary Beth Bednarz, Manager of CDI and Utilization Review at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital (CHH) As an important precedent, I view the CMS Two-Midnight Rule as valuable and necessary, however, it […] Blog

The Changing Face of Case Management

Effective care transitions and heightened operational efficiency have long been the trademarks of internal utilization review and case management teams – the more effective the staff, the less their work […] Blog

The “Right Care” Case Management Model

As healthcare reforms, some “best practices” are simply failing to manage the seemingly constant change in our industry. What is now required is a new philosophy encouraging a forward-thinking culture […]