ROI Case Study

 

 

Hospital leaders have spent the last few years watching denials evolve from occasional friction into a systematic squeeze, so the real story in 2024 is how data-driven denial intelligence is becoming as essential as any clinical system for protecting margin. When results move from “we hope this helps” to verified, headline-level ROI, it signals a shift in power: denials are no longer an inevitable tax on care, but a contest hospitals can win decisively with the right playbook.

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