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So far, 2023 has proved a pivotal year here at ImagineSoftware. In fall of 2022, we began teasing an all-in-one revenue cycle management (RCM) solution that was starting to take shape – the concept and development of ImagineOne®. It began with an idea, and as quoted by Victor Hugo – "Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come."

Earlier this year, the ImagineSoftware team had the privilege of joining nearly 1,000 attendees at the 2023 Executive War College in New Orleans. Along with a host of the pathology industry’s pre-eminent pathologists, laboratory administrators, executives, consultants and other professionals, we had the opportunity to learn about the trends and challenges affecting the industry and the importance of addressing them for future operational and financial success.

Recently, Rob Gontarek, Senior Vice President of Data Science here at ImagineSoftware™, hosted an industry webinar to discuss articulating artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Rob’s an expert with an impressive background in AI technology, dedicated to demystifying AI and better helping others understand how it works from a technical standpoint. During his presentation, Rob delved into the software and technology associated with revenue cycle management (RCM), customer relationship management, and more, focusing on how Imagine is evolving AI applications for advanced billing and revenue operations.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Intelligence (NI) are two different types of cognitive processes and both are paramount within healthcare business operations. As the utilization of AI becomes more accessible, many medical billing and administrative teams are left questioning their jobs’ longevity. The truth of the matter is artificial intelligence-fueled billing systems rely on, and perform best, with human interaction/intelligence, or Natural Intelligence.

RadNav, ImagineSoftware’s radiology workflow automation solution, is on a mission to reduce the number of referrals that go unnoticed and illnesses that go undiagnosed due to missed appointments – having a huge impact on both patients and healthcare providers. "The reason this exists is because we saw a problem in health care, not just in radiology, but really across all of health care. One out of every two patients today are not receiving appropriate follow-up care. That's 50% of patients that are given a recommendation to do something by their doctor who are not doing it for one reason or another."