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Get paid faster: How to accelerate revenue and decrease your cost to collect

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Rethinking referrals: How to improve the process for staff and patients

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Long-term success: How to operate a profitable practice with Phreesia

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Recapture lost revenue: Using automation to rescue missed or unused appointments

Want to fill your schedule? Learn how a smart scheduling tool automatically recaptures revenue lost to cancellations and no-shows.

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Solving for complexity: How to streamline orthopedic workflows

Learn how Phreesia can help your orthopedic group automate intake, increase collections, see more patients and support patient activation.

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Streamlining check-in: How registration impacts your bottom line

Learn how you can leverage the intake process to increase revenue, reduce costs and ensure consistent cash flow.

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Positioning your organization for financial success in 2024

Learn about the changes that may impact your organization’s bottom line in 2024 and how technology can help you overcome them.

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Burnout beyond the bedside: How to identify and reduce non-clinical staff fatigue

Learn about the causes of burnout among non-clinical staff and how you can reduce it to protect your workforce—and your bottom line.

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Patient intake buyer’s guide: What to consider when choosing a new patient intake solution

Patient intake software can help you streamline operations, boost revenue and more. This buyer’s guide provides three steps to choosing the best solution.

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Automating E&B: How to reduce staff burden and get ahead of denials

Automated E&B verification and digital intake save staff time, improve data accuracy and ensure patients are covered before they arrive.

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Accelerating care: How you can use technology to see your patients sooner

Here are patients’ biggest barriers to accessing care—and four ways that healthcare organizations can address them.

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Boosting staff efficiency: Making the most of your team in a digital-first healthcare organization

By applying automation to manual, repetitive tasks, healthcare organizations can save staff time and redeploy them to more valuable tasks.

Optimizing your revenue cycle: How to maximize patient payments and minimize the cost to collect

Digital tools can help you improve collections while saving staff time and keeping revenue cycle costs low.

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Small practice, big experience: Staying competitive while maintaining your identity

Small practices can use technology to offer a competitive, state-of-the-art experience while maintaining their independent identity.

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Front Office of the Future: Using technology to increase revenue in an uncertain economy

Learn how digital tools can help you attract new patients, reduce no-shows and improve payment collections.