Many healthcare practices across the country are still dealing with the enormous financial fallout stemming from the economic downturn beginning with the novel coronavirus. 

With patients staying away in droves and not all practices set up for telehealth sessions, revenue certainly went into a downturn for many. As you pick up the pieces and start to rebuild your financial security, it’s a good idea to re-evaluate the RCM services you’ve been relying on for so long.

Working with a revenue cycle management provider is an ideal solution for many busy practices. But if an RCM isn’t providing at least the bare minimum level of service, it’s in the best interest of you and fellow stakeholders in the practice to consider these 6 reasons to break up with your current revenue cycle management provider.