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US doctors lose an estimated $125B a year to poor billing practices. A lot of that leaks out one preventable denial at a time.

Rob Ware, SVP and GM of RCM Services at ModMed, thinks the fix starts with a mindset shift: from recovering revenue to preventing it from slipping away in the first place.
In his article for Electronic Health Reporter , he breaks down what predictive RCM really means:

✔️Flag claim risks — missing authorizations, eligibility gaps, coding issues — before submission, not weeks after a denial
✔️Connect clinical and financial teams around root causes, since most billing problems start long before the claim
✔️Give front-office staff accurate cost estimates, so patients get real transparency instead of a surprise bill months later

The result? Less firefighting for your team, and a clearer financial experience for your patients.

How is your organization moving from denial management to denial prevention? Read the full article here:

Predictive RCM: Bridging the Gap Between the Patient and the Back Office - Electronic Health Reporter Jul 102026 Predictive RCM: Bridging the Gap Between the Patient and the Back Office Rob Ware By Rob Ware, senior vice president and general manager of RCM Services, ModMed. The financial health of medical practices is under strain. Historically, revenue cycle management (RCM) has been treated as a b...

Wave one of healthcare AI made tasks faster. Wave two connects them. That changes everything.

In a new Healthcare IT News Q&A, our co-Founder and co-CEO Dan Cane breaks down "AI orchestration" — and why it could finally tackle your most painful admin work.

The idea: multiple AI agents working in the background at once. One preps the prior authorization. Another cross-references the formulary. All triggered by a single visit conversation.
And you stay in charge. By the time the visit wraps, every action is queued up for your review and approval. Nothing moves without you.

Curious what that looks like in your practice? Read the full Q&A with Dan Cane here: https://bit.ly/4vqu2zD

Why healthcare's next AI challenge may be connecting the workflow As providers look beyond ambient AI documentation tools, AI orchestration could reshape prior authorizations, referrals, payer compliance, claims management and more.

✨What an incredible week at the Databricks Data + AI Summit!

We are still buzzing from the incredible energy of being surrounded by the world's most forward-thinking, AI-driven innovators. It is an absolute privilege to stand alongside this high-caliber group of leaders who are actively shaping the future.

ModMed was honored to contribute to the conversation in a big way. Our CTO, Venkatesh Jayaraman, presented on our journey toward building the AI-Powered Practice and scaling our AI-native foundation. At the same time, our co-CEO, Dan Cane, joined panels alongside some of the world's most innovative companies and sat down with Nasdaq for an exclusive media interview to discuss where healthcare is going next.

We appreciate our strong partnership with Databricks, whose powerful technology supports us as ModMed continues to drive our purpose forward—making advanced innovation accessible, human-centric, and deeply impactful for providers.

Thank you to Databricks and everyone we connected with for an inspiring week of collaboration!