Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are becoming increasingly popular investments for many businesses. In some cases, ERP is replacing the accounting software that many have relied on for years. If your organization is experiencing growth or you find yourself wondering whether you need accounting software or ERP, we’ve got you covered.
This piece will guide you to understanding the type of software necessary for your healthcare office, including differences between EMR, EHR and ERP software.
The first 90 days can be a whirlwind but if managed well, they can be a significant opportunity to impact the future of your organization and your career.
There is a nearly endless source of information out there for finance professionals to learn more about the current state of healthcare and healthcare finance. To help cut through the noise, we have curated a list of five online publications that cover news and trends of both internal and external
Even for the most seasoned healthcare leaders, cost accounting is just as critical as the healthcare supply chain that underpins it. It’s more than numbers on a screen or calculations in a logbook. That’s because cost accounting has a direct correlation to high-quality patient care.
When you upgrade your program, you can maximize your company’s potential with today’s technology. If you find yourself questioning ERP vs. CRM software and wondering which one would be best for your company, Multiview Financial Software can help.
Being able to explain the fundamentals of hospital accounting is important for a number of reasons. In this article we explore the fundamentals of hospital accounting to help bridge the gap between Finance, Healthcare and Business teams.
On Tuesday we kicked off our second digital IMUG with nearly 1,000 registrants from over 350 organizations, this was by far our largest IMUG to date!
What can you expect by attending IMUG 2021? Find out in our list of top 5 reasons to attend our annual conference!
Hospitals have one of the most complex accounting structures. In addition to multiple internal entities and closely integrated third-party partners, patient accounting has to deal with different insurance plans, cash payers, and varying payment plans. So what exactly separates patient accounting from hospital accounting?
A multi-entity business might have different brands, divisions, subsidiaries, units, branches, offices, or other types of entities. The parent company acts largely as an overseer. Each individual entity operates with a high degree of independence. This often means having different workflows even for routine business processes like accounting.
With agile healthcare practices and real-time financial data, leadership teams make decisions quickly but not reckless ones. They can move the needle more confidently on things that impact overall patient care, ultimately allowing them to become better healthcare providers.