Community Generated Content – IABSC
As baggage handling professionals, we speak a language all our own. Merge logic, tracking mechanisms, and baggage reconciliation. While the traveling public sees only their suitcase appear on the carousel, we understand the sophisticated symphony that makes it all happen. That’s exactly why the International Association of Baggage System Companies (IABSC) exists. Our secret sauce…
Latest
Community Generated Content - IABSC
The Future of Baggage Handling: Collaboration, Data, and Cybersecurity at the Forefront
As airport technology accelerates, so do the challenges—and opportunities—facing baggage handling systems. From increasingly complex project schedules to rising cybersecurity concerns, the baggage world is no longer just about belts and bins. The convergence of operations technology (OT) and information technology (IT), coupled with the growing demand for data-driven insights, is forcing the industry to…
Latest
Allow Doctors to Provide Care Without Making Patients Fight the Insurance System
Patients shouldn’t have to become their own case managers just to access a hip replacement, transplant, or any other life-changing procedure; the moment they’re pushed into a paperwork fight, the system has already shifted its burden onto the sick. In a functional healthcare model, clinicians and their teams handle the insurer negotiations behind…
The Impact of Physician Advisors on Hospital Revenue and Patient Advocacy in a Payer-First Era
Physician advisors are becoming the quiet linchpin of hospital resilience in a reimbursement environment where insurers increasingly treat care like a spreadsheet exercise. As payers tighten criteria and automate denials, the gap between clinical reality and business logic widens—and without a skilled physician advisor (and a disciplined appeals pathway), health systems risk watching…
How Hospitals Can Defend Against Payer Denials Without Sacrificing Patient Care
Payer denials used to feel like a series of personal affronts—clinicians and administrators trading war stories in hallways, certain they were being shortchanged but lacking the proof to do more than fume. Today, that fog should be lifting: with data warehouses, smarter analytics, and years of claims history, hospitals can pinpoint which payers…
From Peer-to-Peers to Paper Wars: Inside the Daily Grind of Fighting Insurance Denials
Insurance denials have quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping American healthcare, not through better outcomes but through a steady tightening of what insurers are willing to cover and when they’ll say so. The real scandal isn’t just that claims get rejected—it’s that the system rewards obstruction, pressuring hospitals to spend…
