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Knowtion Health
About Knowtion Health
In a world where the balance of power has always favored the payers and the rules of determining coverage and the processing of hospital claims have grown complex, too many healthcare providers and their patients have been stuck in a claims game they just can’t win. We’ve found a way to give hospitals and their patients more control over their destiny and get the revenue they are owed. That’s why our company’s cause revolves around providing: more smarts, more tech, and more passion. We are the advocates who fight harder for the provider and their patients. Knowtion Health is a tech-forward revenue cycle management company dedicated to delivering recoveries and insights hospitals and health systems deserve. With over 500 hospital clients nationwide, our mission is to reduce revenue leakage, drive better outcomes, and accelerate cash flow so providers can focus on patient care. By combining AI-enabled technologies with the scaled expertise of our teams, we hold payers accountable, drive proper reimbursements, and enhance the patient experience. Our solutions address COB & Patient Involvement denials, clinical denials, complex claims (MVA/Workers’ Comp/VA), and low balance account recovery. We also have several innovative solutions – NSA Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR), Interest & Penalties, Blue Card Claims Routing, and PB Underpayments - that help providers uncover overlooked revenue opportunities that can boost financial performance.
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3 published signals
People
Knowtion Health is seeking a visionary leader to join the team as Director II, QA, Training & AI Readiness.
Reported by Kari Sewell
Research & Knowledge
Knowtion Health Chief Growth Officer Adam C. highlighted that on a per account basis, the IDR process is one of the largest revenue improvement opportunities for providers.
Reported by Knowtion Health
Products & Services
Knowtion Health provides reimbursement recovery for out-of-network claims subject to IDR.
Reported by Beth (Shultz) Erten, CRCR