SlicedHealth

05/01/2026

We had a blast spending the last few days of April in Iowa with the HomeTown Health community. Very grateful to the HTH team for bringing everyone together and making the Spring Rural Healthcare Education and Training such a success. We're always thankful for the opportunity to connect and collaborate!

04/28/2026

We’ve covered the challenge ✔ We’ve connected the workflow ✔
Now let’s talk about results.

In the final episode of The New Revenue Integrity Playbook series, Jason Whiteaker returns with Ken Jackson and Marc Keller to focus on what actually changes when revenue integrity is working the way it should.

If you’re curious about:
• How AI supports data extraction, validation, and modeling across the revenue cycle
• Where contract performance, denials, and payment accuracy start to align
• What these changes look like for organizations similar to yours

Then this final episode is for you. Watch now to see where revenue integrity shifts from fragmented effort to a more connected, performance-driven system.

Finish the series here: https://hubs.ly/Q047Nx4L0

04/27/2026

SlicedHealth helps hospitals move from fragmented data to a clear, defensible financial picture. The kind that stands up to scrutiny and supports confident decision-making.

With CMS requiring states to strengthen Medicaid provider audits, hospitals will need to demonstrate accuracy at a much higher standard and at a much faster pace. For rural and community organizations, the challenge is not awareness. It’s capacity.

This is where infrastructure becomes strategy.

Read what Becker's has to say on the upcoming change:

CMS require states audit Medicaid providers with plans due in 30 days to strengthen fraud detection and program integrity nationwide.

04/23/2026

SlicedHealth is joining HomeTown Health for the Iowa Spring Rural Education & Training, where rural and community hospitals come together to tackle some of the toughest revenue challenges in healthcare.

From underpayments to limited visibility into payer performance, these conversations matter. Meet with Emily Snyder and Reed Liggin to talk through how hospitals are getting ahead of payer issues before they impact the bottom line.

04/22/2026

Most hospitals are managing their revenue cycle with a patchwork of disconnected tools.

A denial management tool here. A spreadsheet-based contract model there. A price transparency file cobbled together by IT.
The result? Underpayments go undetected. Denials go uncontested. And revenue cycle leaders never have the full picture.

SlicedHealth is built to solve the problem: one platform, four connected solutions and supported by AI powered engine.

We broke down exactly how it works and why integration changes everything → https://tinyurl.com/2rdpaer2

04/15/2026

We're excited to be a sponsor at the Louisiana Rural Hospital Coalition Annual Conference in Baton Rouge!

Zoe Barnes is looking forward to connecting with healthcare leaders who are focused on strengthening revenue integrity and sharing how teams are navigating today’s complex payer challenges.

04/14/2026

Did you know most revenue integrity problems don’t start at denial?
They start before the claim is even submitted.

In Episode 2 of our new 3-part series, Jason Whiteaker asks Ken Jackson and Marc Kellner to explain why connecting workflows changes how issues are identified, prioritized, and resolved.

When processes are disconnected, small gaps move through the system unnoticed. But when work shifts upstream and teams operate with better alignment, those issues become easier to catch and fix earlier.

Because it’s not just the $5,000 miss. It’s the $50 mistake happening 1,000 times.

See the difference a unified workflow can make: https://hubs.ly/Q047NtVv0

04/09/2026

Reed Liggin, CEO of SlicedHealth, sat down with HIStalk to talk about one of the most overlooked issues in healthcare finance: the gap between what providers are owed and what they’re actually paid.

From hidden underpayments to the growing role of AI in revenue cycle, the conversation highlights how complexity continues to work against providers, especially those with fewer resources.

It’s a candid look at where the industry is today and where it’s heading.

Read the full interview here: https://bit.ly/3O1NX7h

04/07/2026

Headed to Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals Spring Conference April 13-16? SlicedHealth will be on-site as a TMSI Endorsed Partner and Diamond Sponsor, helping hospitals bring transparency to contracts, reduce financial risk, and protect reimbursement.

Stop by booth #177 to meet the team and see how our solutions support stronger contract performance without adding administrative burden.

04/06/2026

Fewer than 1 in 4 U.S. hospitals is fully compliant with federal price transparency requirements. CMS fined 10 hospitals in 2025 alone. Daily penalties can reach $5,500.

Many organizations started a with "posting something approach," and that's understandable - but unfortunately, this no longer meets the bar for compliance.

The 2026 requirements are now in effect and the window to develop compliant pricing transparency is narrowing. We broke down exactly what's changed, what CMS is measuring, and what getting compliant actually looks like.

Read the full breakdown here and learn how SlicedHealth can help: https://tinyurl.com/2anjp446

04/01/2026

Rural hospitals shouldn’t have to guess what they’re owed. At HomeTown Health Spring Conference, we’re having real conversations about payer performance, contract gaps, and where revenue is quietly slipping through.

If you'll be in Jekyll Island next week, stop by our table to meet with Reed Liggin, Lance Seach, and Emily Snyder!

03/31/2026

The New Revenue Integrity Playbook 3-part series is kicking off!

We understand that payment accuracy is getting harder to track, manage, and explain.

In Episode 1, Jason Whiteaker joins Ken Jackson (SlicedHealth) and Marc Kellner (Quadax) to break down what’s driving the shift:

• Why payer behavior and contract complexity are increasing risk
• Where revenue leakage actually starts
• How exception-based workflows are replacing “review everything” approaches

If you’re responsible for revenue performance, this is where the conversation starts.

Take a closer look: https://bit.ly/3Ply6AV