AI Found the Problem. Now Who’s Going to Fix It?
Moving from AI insight to actual RCM execution and revenue recovery.
What you’ll leave with
- 3 Levels of RCM AI
- RCM Leader’s AI Evaluation Checklist
- A clearer way to connect AI investment to revenue outcomes
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Speakers
Hosted by Kara Schuler and Gayatri Garg.
Kara Schuler
Director, Business Development, Anka
Works daily with CFOs and revenue cycle leaders evaluating AI vendors, and has sat through enough demos to know the difference between a report and a deposit.
Gayatri Garg
Chief Revenue Officer, Anka
Leads Anka’s revenue strategy, working directly with health systems to turn flagged denials into posted cash rather than another line in a report.
Who It’s For
Built for anyone asked to have a view on AI by the end of the quarter.
The Gap
Finding revenue leakage is now the easy part.
Every dashboard does it. Every demo has a slide for it. What almost nothing does is go and recover it, and the difference is invisible in a sales cycle unless you know which questions to ask.
“Our AI identified $2.1 million in underpayments” is the most common headline claim in this market. It is also a number in a report. Nobody has been paid.
Found is a report. Recovered is a deposit. Only one of them shows up in your operating margin.
The Four Numbers That Survive an Audit Committee
Cash Posted
Reconciles to the bank. Cannot be reframed.
Days in AR
Board-level, trended, hard to game over two quarters.
Net Collection Rate
Did you get what the contract entitled you to?
Write-Offs Avoided
Ties the technology to money not lost.
What You’ll Leave With
Four things, and one of them is a tool.
The Execution Gap
Every dashboard can flag a denial or an underpayment. What almost nothing does is finish the job: contact the payer, correct the claim, follow up, and get it posted. You’ll leave knowing exactly where your own stack stops.
The Three Levels of RCM Technology
Reporting dashboards, rules-based workflow alerts, and autonomous execution: all three are legitimate, and most organisations need all three. You’ll leave knowing which level each product in your stack actually occupies, and which level you are being invoiced for.
The RCM Leader’s AI Evaluation Checklist
Twenty questions across five areas: capability, proof, coverage, effort, and risk. For each one, what a good answer sounds like and what should stop the conversation. Yours to keep, as a one-page PDF.
How We Solve the Knowing-to-Doing Gap
A complimentary evaluation: bring one vendor you’re considering, one use case you’re weighing up, or one claim you can’t get paid. Thirty minutes with an ANKA RCM expert, run through the same framework, and you keep the scored sheet. If the right answer is to stay with your current vendor, we’ll tell you that.
Questions
Frequently asked
Revenue cycle leaders who are being asked to form a view on AI: CFOs and finance leaders, VPs and directors of revenue cycle, practice administrators, and denial or AR managers. It is written for rural and community hospitals, physician groups, and PE-backed provider portfolios. You do not need a technical background.
Yes, and we would rather say so up front. Last section shows ANKA working the exact backlog the session opens with, through to resolution. It is not a platform tour and it is not the bulk of the session.
45 minutes: thirty-five of content and a full ten minutes of open Q&A. Questions submitted on the registration form are answered first.
Yes. The recording and the checklist are emailed to every registrant the following morning, so it is worth registering even if the time does not work for you.
Thirty minutes with an ANKA RCM expert. You bring one vendor you are considering, one use case you are weighing up, or one claim you cannot get paid; we run it through the same framework and you keep the scored sheet. If the right answer is to stay with your current vendor, we will tell you that.
No. The session, the recording, the checklist and the evaluation come at no cost.
Yes. MGMA Annual Conference 2026 runs 27–30 September in San Antonio, Texas, four days after this webinar. We are hosting a dinner for revenue cycle leaders attending; tick the box on the registration form and we will send the details.
2,400 denials. Capacity for 300.
Wednesday 23 September, 1:00 PM CT. 45 minutes, recording included.