Lehi, Utah, Panacea, a leading provider of mid-revenue cycle management, smart software and enterprise-level educational solutions, will unveil its enhanced strategic pricing system at the 2018 Healthcare Financial Management Association […]
Panacea will unveil its National CC/MCC Capture Rate and Case Mix Index Trend Study at the 2018 AHIMA annual conference in Miami September 22 through 26.
St. Paul, MN – April 9, 2019 – Panacea, a leading provider of mid-revenue cycle management software, consulting and educational solutions, is proud to announce that Senior Vice President Mark Spehar and Executive Vice President Frederick Stodolak will present at the Healthcare Finance Management Association’s (HFMA) 2019 Virtual Conference on April 18, 2019 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. Central Time. Their session is titled “The Pricing Transparency Conundrum – Juggling Rational Price Development with Healthcare Consumerism Leading Practices.”
Panacea will present its National CC/MCC Capture Rate and Case Mix Index Trend Study at a live webinar in the CHIA Lunch & Learn Webinar series on May 8.
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