Policy shifts and revenue risks: How health systems are safeguarding financial stability
Wednesday, May 21st, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CT
Medicare, Medicaid and consumer protection regulations are set for significant changes that could disrupt reimbursement models, complicate debt collection compliance and challenge revenue forecasting.
As federal and state policies evolve, healthcare financial leaders must act now to mitigate risk and safeguard long-term financial stability.
The complexity of these policy changes demands a multifaceted approach. Health systems must align legal, compliance and financial teams to ensure seamless adoption while leveraging automation and predictive analytics. Proactive planning and cross-functional collaboration will be critical to maintaining financial resilience in this rapidly shifting environment.
Join leaders to uncover proactive strategies that mitigate revenue risk, and learn how to:
As federal and state policies evolve, healthcare financial leaders must act now to mitigate risk and safeguard long-term financial stability.
The complexity of these policy changes demands a multifaceted approach. Health systems must align legal, compliance and financial teams to ensure seamless adoption while leveraging automation and predictive analytics. Proactive planning and cross-functional collaboration will be critical to maintaining financial resilience in this rapidly shifting environment.
Join leaders to uncover proactive strategies that mitigate revenue risk, and learn how to:
- Identify high-risk policy areas that may affect reimbursement and debt collection
- Develop contingency plans to safeguard revenue
- Leverage technology and predictive analytics to mitigate financial disruption
Presenters:

Thomasina Wilkins
Chief Revenue Officer, Sinai Chicago

Stephen Rinaldi
Chief Revenue Officer, UNC Health
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Geneva Stewart
Director, Revenue Cycle, Patient Access, Patient Business Services & Health Information Management, Montage Health
