Chief Financial Officer
CFOFinancial strategy, budgets, revenue goals, investments, payer strategy, financial risk, and executive reporting.
CFO holds executive accountability. Operational responsibility distributes across the revenue departments below.
Financial strategy, budgets, revenue goals, investments, payer strategy, financial risk, and executive reporting.
Oversees the complete revenue cycle from registration through final payment.
Manages day-to-day billing, coding oversight, charge capture, and account resolution.
Negotiates payer contracts, reimbursement terms, value-based arrangements, and performance requirements.
Budgeting, forecasting, service-line profitability, variance analysis, and financial modeling.
Registration, insurance verification, eligibility, estimates, authorizations, and financial counseling.
Medical-record integrity, documentation completion, release of information, and coding support.
ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, CPT, HCPCS coding, audits, education, and compliance.
Improves documentation accuracy, severity capture, quality reporting, and defensible reimbursement.
Billing, collections, payment plans, refunds, statements, and patient-account resolution.
Denial prevention, root-cause analysis, appeals, payer follow-up, and recovery tracking.
General ledger, accounts payable, cash controls, financial statements, and reconciliations.
Billing compliance, overpayment monitoring, audit testing, corrective actions, and regulatory reporting.