Southern Nevada Member Meeting
Improving Patient Access = Decreased Denials
Thursday, June 20, 2019 | 7:30 a.m.
NEW Location
CSN – West Charleston Campus
Building K, Room 226
6375 West Charleston Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89146
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Directions to the building: From W. Charleston Blvd. Turn onto Community College Drive. Proceed to the last driveway on the right. The K building is on the right.
Enter the building through the doors across from the south parking lot and following the hallway to the front of the building to access the elevators. Take the elevators to the 2nd floor, and follow signs to room 226.
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Topic
The farther back in the revenue cycle issues occur, the harder and more expensive it is to fix. Physician practices don’t always have the time or the resources to continually improve processes and proactively train. This interactive session will talk about the issues and the advantages of getting things right the first time with tips on how to integrate quick training into your every day workflow.
This session will talk about
- Where the issues with denials start
- How the issues can be mitigated and processes improved
- Define the help and training a clinic needs
- Measure the cost and return
Speaker

M. Christine (Chris) Kalish, MBA, CMPE
M. Christine (Chris) Kalish is an accomplished healthcare executive with deep experience in ambulatory care and academic medicine. As President of the Brittain-Kalish Group, LLC, a healthcare management consultancy, she provides expertise in strategy, operations and revenue cycle for physician practices. She leads strategic planning efforts, process improvement projects and business assessments in all areas of the clinical practice, as well as developing business opportunities within the community. Ms. Kalish received a Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration from UT Southwestern Medical Center’s Allied Health Sciences School and an MBA from Texas Christian University (TCU). She is active in professional societies, holding a Certified Medical Practice Executive (CMPE) certification from the Medical Group Management Association and a certificate in business process analysis from University of Texas at Austin.