Healthcare CFOs face a myriad of challenges in 2016 working to keep their systems profitable in the midst of payment reform and reduced reimbursements. And the decisions made in today's environment can have lasting effects, both negative, and positive.
Our panel of experts discuss four areas of concern CFOs should consider while developing strategic plans.
The evolving role of the CFO - Balance both clinical and financial objectives
Clinical Documentation Improvement- Essential for quality outcomes, appropriate reimbursement and preserving revenue
ICD-10 - You made it through the transition successfully. Or did you?
Supporting Expansion and Controlling Cost- Get ahead of the shift to value based payment and managed care
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Jeff Hurst
Senior Vice President, Senior Finance Officer
Florida Hospital
Jeff Hurst is Senior Vice President of Finance at Florida Hospital, with senior executive responsibilities for Florida Hospital's Revenue Cycle and Florida Hospital's Care Continuum. In this role, Hurst has financial and operational leadership oversight for all financial and clinical Revenue Cycle functions, including Patient Access, Patient Financial Services, Revenue Integrity, Care Management, Documentation Integrity, Medical Records, Coding, and Transcription, as well as financial leadership oversight for various Care Continuum business units, including Urgent Care, Home Care, Hospice, Home Infusion, Home Medical Equipment, OP Rehab, OP Lab, and Retail & Specialty Pharmacy. Hurst has served at Florida Hospital for over 18 years. Prior to joining Florida Hospital, Hurst served 10 years in the United States Air Force.
Angela Carmichael
Director of HIM
Nuance's J.A. Thomas and Associates
Dr. Anthony Oliva
Vice President and CMO
Nuance's J.A. Thomas and Associates