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By Bob Duggan, Vice President & General Manager, Financial Services & Consumer Markets, RevSpring Inc. At the Association for Consumer Debt Relief (ACDR) 2026 Annual Conference, I spoke about where direct mail fits in a digital world. Many of the question

Dermatology practices can reduce staff burnout by automating repetitive administrative tasks across intake, scheduling, insurance verification, patient communications, and payments. Digital self-service workflows can reduce manual data entry and phone vol

Partnership connects Bridge's EHR-integrated intake and scheduling platform with RevSpring's financial engagement and payment solutions NASHVILLE, Tenn., and DALLAS, October, 1, 2026 - RevSpring, the leading provider of healthcare engagement and payment s

Ask any provider organization where it's headed with its EHR, and you'll hear one of three answers: building on what they already have, consolidating multiple systems into one, or moving to something new entirely. Different destinations, same underlying r

Why the future of healthcare depends on connected intelligence Over the past several weeks, we've explored how trusted data can help people find the right care, create more relevant engagement and address affordability earlier. But what happens when those

By Carrie Sublett, Graphics Manager, RevSpring Inc. How better transactional letter design can reduce payment friction across print, email, text and mobile experiences. Drag the slider to compare the original letter with the heatmap results. Heatmapping r

A RevSpring Survey Insight Every revenue cycle leader is asking the same question: where does AI actually fit? To find out, RevSpring recently surveyed CIOs and IT leaders at Epic organizations about where they're ready to let AI take on real work, what's

For years, "payer mix risk" largely meant patients moving among insurance products: a little more Medicare Advantage, a little less commercial coverage, and some churn on the exchanges. It was uncomfortable, but manageable. This quarter, three of the coun

Why better financial experiences start before the bill Healthcare has made significant progress in making payments more convenient. Patients can pay online, by phone, through text and through a growing number of digital channels. Convenience, however, onl

Why better patient access starts with better data There is no single front door to healthcare anymore. A patient's search for care might begin with a physician recommendation, a conversation with a neighbor, an insurance portal, a Google search or a phone