Jami Force-Ludwig
Jami Force-Ludwig is the VP of Sales Marketing at NYX Health, where she leads growth strategy and go-to-market efforts for healthcare revenue cycle solutions. With over 20 years of experience in marketing, including 13 years in healthcare, she focuses on helping hospitals and physician groups navigate challenges like prior authorizations, denials, and patient access.
Jami works closely with NYX Health’s revenue cycle experts to translate real-world operational insights into clear, effective strategies and content that resonate with healthcare leaders.
A Shifting Policy Landscape In 2025, healthcare providers face one of the most turbulent environments in decades. Recent reforms, including sweeping Medicaid funding reductions, capped provider taxes, new eligibility restrictions, and work requirements, are expected to strip coverage from millions of patients over the next decade. Analysts project as much as $1 trillion in Medicaid…
In today’s challenging healthcare environment, accounts receivable (AR) backlogs can drain cash flow and delay critical reimbursements. Rather than reacting to denials and payment delays, healthcare organizations can benefit from proactive strategies that strengthen the entire revenue cycle. Here are five proven best practices to help clean up your RCM AR, reduce denials, and drive…
Background: Cass Medical Center, a rural provider serving a diverse patient population, was facing a growing challenge in its outpatient clinics: inefficiencies in prior authorization. The internal team faced mounting administrative workloads, inconsistent payer requirements, and delays that often led to claim denials and care disruption. During the first quarter of 2024, these challenges became…
For healthcare CFOs tasked with preserving margins amid tightening reimbursements and rising labor costs, claim denials represent a persistent and costly challenge. One of the most significant and avoidable drivers of revenue loss? Denials related to prior authorizations. According to the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), prior authorization is consistently ranked among the top administrative…
In today’s complex healthcare landscape, understanding the nuances between precertification and reauthorization (prior authorization) is crucial for healthcare executives aiming to optimize administrative processes, reduce claim denials, and enhance patient satisfaction. What Is Precertification? Precertification is when a healthcare provider must obtain approval from a health insurance company before delivering a specific service. This step…
As value-based care and payer scrutiny increase, healthcare executives face growing pressure to tighten operations and reduce claim denials. One of the most strategic ways to increase billing accuracy and enhance reimbursement is by integrating Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) into the medical billing process. This guide explains how healthcare leaders can align CDI with revenue…
April is Stress Awareness Month, a critical time to shed light on the mounting pressures facing healthcare professionals, particularly nurses, providers, and clinical support staff. While healthcare workers are hailed as heroes, their everyday reality often includes long hours, emotional intensity, and administrative overload. One of the preventable contributors to burnout?Non-clinical workflows like prior authorizations,…
April is Stress Awareness Month, a critical time to shed light on the mounting pressures facing healthcare professionals, particularly nurses, providers, and clinical support staff. While healthcare workers are hailed as heroes, their everyday reality often includes long hours, emotional intensity, and administrative overload. One of the most draining and preventable contributors to burnout?Non-clinical workflows…
Patient access will remain a top priority for healthcare providers, payers, and policymakers in 2025. As the industry continues to evolve, improving access to care has become essential for reducing disparities, enhancing patient satisfaction, and driving better health outcomes. Despite technological advancements and policy changes, significant challenges persist. However, innovative solutions are reshaping the patient…
In the constantly changing landscape of healthcare, accurate and comprehensive clinical documentation is critical for both patient care and financial stability. Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) helps healthcare facilities enhance documentation quality, ensuring that patient records accurately reflect the care provided. Hospitals with strong Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) programs can see up to a 25% reduction…
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