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Healthcare organizations often focus on increasing patient volume, but one of the greatest opportunities for improving financial performance already exists within the revenue cycle. Small operational inefficiencies may seem insignificant on their own, but over time they can result in delayed reimbursements, increased denials, reduced cash flow, and unnecessary administrative costs.