Cassandra Hogans is the Director of the CHRISTUS Health Revenue Cycle Business Services Group. In this role she leads the CHRISTUS CBO that serves 5 hospitals and oversees 100 associates. She was a part of the core team for CHRISTUS that designed the PFS processes using Toyota Production Systems methodologies and led the implementation of the project internally. She has served CHRISTUS Health for 10 years. Prior to that she was wtih HCA.
Marjorie Green co-established Healthcare Excellence Institute as a division of Six Sigma Systems, Inc. after successfully implementing business performance improvement programs with Fortune 500 organizations in the US, Europe, Mexico and Brazil. She has integrated tools and methods using Performance Management, Six Sigma, Lean, Operations Management and Re-engineering into state of the art improvement platforms.
Marjorie has an educational background and experience in engineering, materials management and statistics.
She has completed postgraduate studies in applied statistics at Iowa State University and holds a M.S. in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M University and a B.S. in metallurgical engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla. Marjorie has contributed to organizations such as John Deer, Alcoa and Allied Signal Aerospace. Marjorie was also certified as on of the original Six Sigma Master Black Belts over 12 years ago.
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Cassandra Hogans is the Director of the CHRISTUS Health Revenue Cycle Business Services Group. In this role she leads the CHRISTUS CBO that serves 5 hospitals and oversees 100 associates. She was a part of the core team for CHRISTUS that designed the PFS processes using Toyota Production Systems methodologies and led the implementation of the project internally. She has served CHRISTUS Health for 10 years. Prior to that she was wtih HCA.
Mitzi Green, System Director, Patient Access, Schumpert Health System
Mitzi Green has been the Director of Patient Access for the Schumpert Health System Northern Louisiana in Shreveport, LA since 2007. In this role she is responsible for leading Patient Access teams for a multi facility system. In addition, she is responsible for the direction of 64 budgeted FTEs. Prior to her current assignment, Mitzi was responsible for the management of Patient Financial Services, Patient Access, and a Multi Physician Internal Medicine Practice.
Mitzi has over 15 years experience in healthcare management with 5 years experience in management roles utilizing six sigma/lean management principles. Mitzi Green served as part of the Schumpert Health core team selected to design and implement the world class revenue cycle. She is a certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Marjorie Green co-established Healthcare Excellence Institute as a division of Six Sigma Systems, Inc. after successfully implementing business performance improvement programs with Fortune 500 organizations in the US, Europe, Mexico and Brazil. She has integrated tools and methods using Performance Management, Six Sigma, Lean, Operations Management and Re-engineering into state of the art improvement platforms.
Marjorie has an educational background and experience in engineering, materials management and statistics.
She has completed postgraduate studies in applied statistics at Iowa State University and holds a M.S. in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M University and a B.S. in metallurgical engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla. Marjorie has contributed to organizations such as John Deer, Alcoa and Allied Signal Aerospace. Marjorie was also certified as on of the original Six Sigma Master Black Belts over 12 years ago.
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Mitzi Green, System Director, Patient Access, Schumpert Health System
Mitzi Green has been the Director of Patient Access for the Schumpert Health System Northern Louisiana in Shreveport, LA since 2007. In this role she is responsible for leading Patient Access teams for a multi facility system. In addition, she is responsible for the direction of 64 budgeted FTEs. Prior to her current assignment, Mitzi was responsible for the management of Patient Financial Services, Patient Access, and a Multi Physician Internal Medicine Practice.
Mitzi has over 15 years experience in healthcare management with 5 years experience in management roles utilizing six sigma/lean management principles. Mitzi Green served as part of the Schumpert Health core team selected to design and implement the world class revenue cycle. She is a certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Description
The Schumpert Health System Revenue Cycle has completed a complete organizational transformation from a traditional organizational structure to a high performance work team based organization. By doing this we have been able to face our revenue cycle challenges to gain the full engagement of all possible resources to maximize cash realization. This organizational model has proven to deliver improved financial results as well as associate satisfaction.
While our Revenue cycle operations appear to be simple at first glance, deeper examination reveals there are many components that have been integrated to establish a high performing revenue cycle operation. Key organizational elements that were brought together were Patient Access, HIM, and PFS associates. Integrating these elements into one seamless flow has traditionally been seen as a technology problem, and while technology plays an important role in creating a sound revenue cycle operation, it was often the non technology components like organizational structure and the resulting culture that truly prevented us from exceptional performance.
In this session you will learn how Schumpert: - Has benefited from this organizational structure transformation - Has transitioned from a traditional structure to the high performance work team structure - Enabled true employee empowerment - Increased business literacy in associates - Defined the key building blocks of a high performance work team structure - Implemented pay for performance in a non profit environment
Learning Objectives:
Apply the key elements of high-performance work teams: empowerment, knowledge transfer, and technology adoption
Create the structure for high-performance work teams
Identify and implement the metrics for tracking performance and providing staff with performance information
Structure a pay-for-performance plan that motivates teams by rewarding excellence