Events Industry Events HFMA First Illinois Managed Care Conference Visit the nThrive table to learn how we can help forecast, calculate and capture net revenue contractually owed to your facility. Enter for a chance to win an American Express gift card! February 7, 2019 Location: University Club, Chicago, IL HFMA Northern California Spring Conference Stop by nThrive booth #12 for a chance to win an Amazon Echo! February 27, 2019 - March 01, 2019 Location: Grand Sheraton Sacramento Hotel, Sacramento, CA Industry Speaking Events New Hampshire AHIMA Winter Meeting At 9:00 a.m., join nThrive Senior Director, Value-Based Reimbursement Moshe Starkman as he discusses, "Population Health Through Value-Guided Care." February 1, 2019 Location: Bow Library, Bow, NH HFMA Metro New York Revenue Cycle Academy At 9:15 a.m., join nThrive Vice President, Advisory Laxmi Patel as she presents on the Patient Access Panel: Getting it Right Up Front. February 11, 2019 Location: Hofstra University Club, Hempstead, NY nThrive Hosted Events Webinar: Fine Tune Your Coding Productivity Tracking and Monitoring Processes Now that ICD-10 implementation is completed, it’s time to revitalize your coding productivity tracking and monitoring processes. Learn key productivity indicators for your coding functional area. Discover how implementing tracking and key productivity measures can maximize performance. Click for more information and to register. January 23, 2019 Webinar: The Road Map to Successful Denials Management, Prevention & Recovery Join us for an informational presentation geared towards collections and denials professionals to learn proven strategies for protecting revenue and minimizing cost to collect. Hear how providers are tackling denials to improve billing processes for denials prevention through analytics, technology and staffing education and support. Click for more information and to register. January 30, 2019 Webinar: Population Health through Self-Guided Care Population Health Management (PHM) programs are a strategic component of future state of health care organizations. The goal of PHM programs is to keep a patient population as healthy as possible and minimize the need for expensive hospital services such as emergency department visits, imaging tests and other preventable procedures. The success of these programs is directly correlated to the successful transition from fee-for-service (by volume) models to fee-for-value (high quality + low resource use cost) models. Click for more information and to register. January 30, 2019