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Rural and community hospitals operate with a margin for error close to zero. Every dollar not captured, or unnecessarily...
09/02/2026

Rural and community hospitals operate with a margin for error close to zero. Every dollar not captured, or unnecessarily spent, comes straight out of an already thin budget.

A few examples: one hospital found a payer reimbursing at 98% of Medicare rates on a contract negotiated at 450%. Another found $280,000 in underpayments in its first month. Credentialing delays alone cost $7,000 to $8,000 per provider before they can even bill.

SlicedHealth closes these gaps from both directions, revenue coming in and operations protecting it, without adding staff or disrupting workflows.

Five ways it works, in the full article: https://tinyurl.com/y6ksy7me

What a fantastic week spent with Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals at their Annual Fall Conference. Cong...
08/27/2026

What a fantastic week spent with Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals at their Annual Fall Conference. Congratulations to our giveaway winner Dr. Yvette Riker! ๐ŸŽ‰

And thank you to everyone who took the time to stop by our booth to meet with Brian Price, Lance Seach, and Christopher Coney.

If you want to stay in touch with the team, reach out at the link in the comments below!

Alex McManus doesn't start with the technology. He starts with the problem the hospital is trying to solve, then works o...
08/25/2026

Alex McManus doesn't start with the technology. He starts with the problem the hospital is trying to solve, then works out what the technology should do about it.

Before becoming Chief Technology Officer at SlicedHealth, he spent 20 years building healthcare software at Allscripts, Greenway, and athenahealth. When federal price transparency rules landed, most vendors patched the products they already had. Alex's team built a contract engine from the ground up, and it became the foundation for SlicedHealth variance analysis and claim estimation tools.

His team also integrated the full line of CMS pricers, open source libraries that shipped with almost no documentation, so hospitals can model Medicare Advantage reimbursement accurately.

"Seeing our clients enter negotiations with a national payer armed with the data to challenge inaccurate reimbursement and advocate for what they are owed is incredibly rewarding."

Read Alex's full founder feature: https://shorturl.at/Rxj0F

08/21/2026

When was the last time someone at your organization opened a contract after it was signed?

For most teams, the honest answer is: not often enough.

Agreements get negotiated, signed, and filed and then the day-to-day takes over. Nobody is checking whether terms are being followed, renewals are coming up, or obligations are slipping through the cracks.

Organizations lose 5โ€“9% of contract value every year not because the agreements were bad, but because there was no infrastructure keeping them active after the ink dried.

GROW's Contracts Studio keeps agreements centralized, searchable, and connected to what's actually happening in your organization. So the value that got negotiated in actually stays there.

Ready to GROW? Find the link in the comments below.

08/18/2026

With over 50 hospital and health system clients across the state, and as a proud Endorsed Partner of Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals and TMSI, the TORCH/TARHC Fall Conference is one we look forward to every year.

If you're attending next week, you can find Brian Price, Lance Seach, and Christopher Coney at Booth #143.

We'll also be supporting the Lindsey Horton Foundation Golf Event on Monday, a cause that speaks directly to the mission we share with this community.

Stop by our table or say hello to our team on the golf course. We'd love to connect!

08/13/2026

Signing up for a new platform shouldn't feel like a bet.

And with GROW's modular Studio framework, it isn't. You can start small, see results fast, and scale as your needs evolve, without putting your entire operational infrastructure on the line.

And when it comes to AI? Mike McKenzie breaks it down in the Q+A: the system surfaces the information, flags it, drafts it, but a human always makes the final call.

GROW was built to give teams clarity, reduce the manual work, and let the people inside the organization's walls focus on what actually matters.

Curious to see what this looks like in practice? Click the link in the comments below to get started.

08/11/2026

If a task is taking a healthcare organization 30 minutes, SlicedHealth wants to get it to 30 seconds.

GROW wasn't built to add another layer to an already overwhelmed system, it was built to de-risk the decision, land on one or two real pain points, solve them fast, and grow from there.

But questions are normal โ€” here are answers to a few common ones from the creator of GROW himself, Mike McKenzie.

๐Ÿ”— Ready to see it in action? Click the link in the comments to get started.

08/05/2026

Healthcare policy management has a lot of moving parts. Drafting, reviewing, approving, distributing, tracking acknowledgement, staying current and doing all of it in a way that holds up when an auditor walks in.

Regulators want more than the policy itself. They want proof it was approved, that the right people saw it, and that there's a record to show for it.

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Policies centralized and versioned in one place, staff attestations tracked with a sealed audit trail, and full approval history so you always know who approved what and when.

The right system makes all the difference.

Find the link below in the comments to see how it works ๐Ÿ‘‡

Revenue cycle teams already know underpayments are happening. The harder problem is catching them before they quietly co...
08/04/2026

Revenue cycle teams already know underpayments are happening. The harder problem is catching them before they quietly compound into a number that's painful to look at on a quarterly report.

Payer contracts are complex by design. Fee schedules vary by service line, carve-outs apply unevenly, and Medicare Advantage plans in particular have a track record of reimbursing at rates that drift from what was actually negotiated. A hospital can spend months locking in a favorable contract rate, then spend the next year being paid something entirely different with no automated way to catch it.

By the time a manual audit confirms the discrepancy, timely filing windows may already be closing.

Real-time contract intelligence changes that. Every claim gets compared against modeled contract terms the moment payment posts, not weeks later during a review. Discrepancies surface in prioritized worklists, so staff focus on what matters instead of sorting through noise.

It deploys in weeks, with no new hires and no disruption to existing workflows. Read the full article: https://tinyurl.com/mrrhkus2

If a hospital is fighting, we're in its corner. That is exactly why we built GROW.Zoe Barnes and Lance Seach will be at ...
07/31/2026

If a hospital is fighting, we're in its corner. That is exactly why we built GROW.

Zoe Barnes and Lance Seach will be at the Mid-South Critical Access & Rural Hospital Conference in New Orleans next week, and we're there for one reason: the CAH leaders in that room are doing some of the hardest work in American healthcare, and they deserve tools that actually match the weight of the mission.

If you're planning to attend, make sure to stop by the booth or schedule a time to connect with the team at the link in the comments below.

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