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Women Who Lead Healthcare 2024: Laurel Fuqua’s Journey of Perseverance
From Small-Town Dreams to Healthcare Leadership For Laurel, the journey into healthcare began in childhood with a special gift. "When I was three years old, I grew up in rural Indiana, a very, very small town, and my grandmother bought me a nurse doll that was my...
Dr. Nora Arronte: Persevering Through Doubt to Become a Healthcare Leader
Finding Her Passion in Women's Health Dr. Nora Arronte has spent nearly two decades at Novant Providence OBGYN, where she's built a thriving practice focused on women's health. While many assume she always knew this was her path, Dr. Arronte actually entered medical...
Building Better Budgets and Forecasts Through Operational Integration
Budgeting and forecasting in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) can feel unpredictable when financial decisions rely on incomplete or delayed information. Many leadership teams build budgets based on historical numbers alone, without fully accounting for...
Connecting Encounters, Payer Mix, and Cash Flow: The Visibility FQHC Leaders Need
For Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), financial strain rarely comes from a single issue, it emerges when information is scattered, delayed, or incomplete. Leadership can see revenue totals but not the encounter patterns underneath. They can monitor cash...
Optimizing Financial Processes With Sage Intacct: How FQHCs Build Control & Efficiency
For many Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), financial strain doesn’t come from a lack of effort, it comes from a lack of clarity. When reporting cycles take too long, reconciliations require manual fixes, and payables approvals depend on email threads and...
Relieving Financial Strain Through Integrated Financial & Operational Insights
Financial strain is one of the most persistent challenges facing Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). With tight margins, fluctuating payer mixes, and rising operational demands, leaders often navigate uncertainty with limited visibility. But financial pressure...