Invicta Health Solutions

In the spring of 2020, Congress passed the “Medicaid continuous coverage requirement,” which asserted that all states were required to keep Medicaid enrollees in the program until the end of the public health emergency (PHE) related to COVID. In December of 2022,...

Thousands of companies across the United States and around the world are recognizing Customer Service Week, October 2-6, 2023. In 1992, the U.S. Congress proclaimed Customer Service Week a nationally recognized event, to be celebrated annually during the first full...

Employee retention and engagement is top of mind for executives across all industries. The “great resignation,” “quiet quitting,” “upskilling,” “reskilling,” and many other hot terms have arisen in strategic discussions about the psyche of the current workforce. Donny...

Denver (June 28, 2022) – The Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) today presented Jude Crowell with the 2022 Frederick C. Morgan Individual Achievement Award, honoring career-long contributions to HFMA and to the healthcare finance profession.  Crowell...

Successful execution and measurable results from Out-of-State Medicaid Billing activity hinge on two related challenges: State Registration and Enrollment, and Regulatory nuances and changes. To receive payments for a state’s Medicaid services, a provider must enroll...

Creating new systems and working on the deployment of new revenue cycle management services and solutions can be equally frustrating for health care administrators and for service partners and vendors. A smooth implementation execution sets the tone for the...

Last month, Invicta’s President, Derek Shaw, participated in a Modern Healthcare webinar along with Dawn Lunde, Senior Director of Sales Engineering for ABILITY Network, and Tony Rinkenberger, Revenue Cycle Executive & Management Consultant with Innovo Advisors....

The field of healthcare revenue cycle management continues to rapidly change as technology and pressure from external forces create opportunity for greater impact with both patients and their families, as well as the hospital facilities that care for them. We asked...

Denial Management is the process of investigating every unpaid claim a hospital receives from payers, identifying and preventing or correcting human error, and appealing to the insurance carrier. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? In fact, Denial Management is one of the most...