Andrew Cass
4 health systems seeking revenue cycle executive directors
Four hospitals and health systems recently posted job listings seeking revenue cycle executive directors.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Listings were compiled from job-seeker sites.
1. Johns Hopkins Medicine, based in Baltimore, seeks an executive director of revenue cycle professional fee.
2. UCI Health, based in Orange, Calif., seeks an executive director of revenue cycle.
3. University Health, based in San Antonio, seeks an executive director of revenue cycle.
4. University of Chicago Medicine seeks an executive director of revenue cycle in Burr Ridge, Ill.
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Mount Sinai taps system VP of revenue cycle
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System has named Salonia Brown system vice president of revenue cycle, according to a July 14 post on his LinkedIn page.
Mr. Brown joins the system from healthcare management company CareAbout Health, where he served as a partner and senior vice president of revenue cycle management, according to his LinkedIn profile.
He previously served as executive vice president and chief operating officer for Med-Metrix, senior vice president of revenue cycle operations for Los Angeles-based Prospect Medical Holdings, and corporate director of revenue integrity for King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services’ acute care division.
Mount Sinai also recently named Debra Jaeger, MSN, RN, as its first chief revenue officer.
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House GOP eyes deeper Medicaid, Medicare cuts in next budget bill: Bloomberg
House Republicans have already begun work on a follow-up budget bill that seeks deeper cuts to Medicaid and new spending reductions in Medicare, Bloomberg reported July 14.
Five things to know:
1. House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, told Bloomberg he sees the legislation — coming this fall — as an opportunity to secure Medicare spending cuts he unsuccessfully sought in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was signed into law on July 4.
2. Mr. Arrington’s goals include reducing reimbursement to hospitals through a site-neutral payment system.
3. He said conservatives are also seeking to use the legislation to penalize states that fail to enforce existing laws against Medicaid benefits for undocumented immigrants, according to the report.
4. The federal reimbursement rate to states for healthy, able-bodied adults added to Medicaid under the ACA is also on the chopping block, as Mr. Arrington plans additional cuts to the program.
5. He added that the bill would also be used to fix any errors inserted into the U.S. tax code by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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