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We just published an RCM glossary with plain-English definitions for 100+ common terms in healthcare billing and the revenue cycle.

Many entries link to a related Stedi guide or docs page.

Check it out, and bookmark it if it's useful: stedi.com/blog/the-rcm-g…

We'll add terms as we publish new guides and as the industry changes.

Congrats to @khookhar and the Concurrence team on the next chapter of the company.

Concurrence builds AI agents that work alongside care teams on intake, notes, and follow-ups. It models each patient's history to forecast where their health is headed.

We're proud to have Concurrence as a Stedi Platform Partner. To learn more, check out their launch video below.

Many patients with an Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace plan get a federal subsidy – called an advance premium tax credit (APTC) – for their premium.

If one of these patients misses a premium payment, they get a three-month grace period. If the patient doesn't catch up on premium payments by the end of the grace period, the payer can deny claims for care provided in the second and third months.

Payers must warn providers when a patient is in one of these grace periods. One way payers can send grace period warnings is in eligibility and claim responses.

Our latest guide explains how ACA premium grace periods work and shows you where to find related grace period warnings: stedi.com/blog/how-to-fi…

Medicaid coverage for adults can change any month. Patients can switch managed care plans, and coverage sometimes ends mid-month.

Many teams that use Stedi serve large Medicaid populations. For them, last month's eligibility check may not match this month's coverage. If you bill the old plan, it denies the claim.

When the old plan comes back inactive, staff often look up the new plan in the state Medicaid portal, one patient at a time.

Our latest guide shows how to use eligibility checks instead. You'll learn when to run each check and how to find a patient's new plan in the response: hubs.la/Q04C7c0M0

Stedi's eligibility PDFs are now available within milliseconds after an eligibility check.

Previously, PDFs took 4-20 seconds, so you had to wait before retrieving them.

Now, you can retrieve the PDF as soon as you get the eligibility check response. No integration changes needed.

To learn more, check out our changelog: hubs.la/Q04C00P50