Michael Nikitin
Kirkland, Washington, United States
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I build and run healthcare systems in production.
I’m the co-creator and CTO of AIDA…
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The $48M Hiding in Your Unbilled AR - And Why Your EHR Won’t Tell You
The $48M Hiding in Your Unbilled AR - And Why Your EHR Won’t Tell You
A CFO at a 250-bed hospital opens the weekly revenue cycle report. Unbilled AR: $48 million.
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What Are Member Appeals and Why They Cost More Than You Think
What Are Member Appeals and Why They Cost More Than You Think
If you’re building a product that touches the prior authorization or claims lifecycle, you already know this pain…
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Beyond Billing: Why RCM Must Become an Execution System
Beyond Billing: Why RCM Must Become an Execution System
Most RCM platforms still work after revenue is already at risk. A claim is submitted.
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Veterans in Residence – Tips for Growth and Development as an Entrepreneur
Veterans in Residence – Tips for Growth and Development as an Entrepreneur
Every year, nearly 200,000 veterans return home and go back to living a civilian life. Last week, I had a brilliant…
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Changing Priorities of CIO’s During the Innovation Era
Changing Priorities of CIO’s During the Innovation Era
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the CIO & Technology Executive Summit organized by Madrona Venture Group. It…
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It Is Time to Implement AI in Healthcare
It Is Time to Implement AI in Healthcare
“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” The last…
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5 Inspiring Ideas From the Dempsey Startup Competition
5 Inspiring Ideas From the Dempsey Startup Competition
I had a fantastic opportunity to discover new ideas, meet a lot of extraordinary people, and judge the 2nd round of the…
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How Technology Can Help Transform the Social Care Industry
How Technology Can Help Transform the Social Care Industry
I had a wonderful opportunity to attend and participate in the annual American Case Management Association (ACMA)…
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Innovation comes from environments where ideas can connect.
Innovation comes from environments where ideas can connect.
“Innovation doesn't come just from giving people incentives. It comes from creating environments where their ideas can…
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Staying Responsive to Your Organization’s Business Needs (Adaptive IT)
Staying Responsive to Your Organization’s Business Needs (Adaptive IT)
On the 26th of February, I had the pleasure to share my ideas with many extraordinary people at a fantastic…
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Michael Nikitin shared thisMost healthcare organizations don’t have an AI problem. They have a workflow architecture problem. Over the last few years, hospitals added: - more dashboards - more automation - more denial-prevention tools - more AI pilots And yet denial rates keep climbing. Why? Because most systems still try to fix problems after the patient encounter is already over. By then: - the chart is closed - the clinician moved on - the claim is already broken That’s not denial prevention. That’s denial processing. The organizations that will actually reduce denials over the next few years won’t be the ones buying more disconnected tools. They’ll be the ones rebuilding the layer underneath: real-time workflows, bidirectional FHIR, and closed-loop execution systems. See the issue while care is happening. Fix it immediately. Write clean data back into the workflow before the claim is submitted. That’s the difference between a billing engine and an execution system. Curious how many health systems are still trying to solve a workflow problem with another dashboard. #HealthcareIT #FHIR #RCM #RevenueCycle #DenialManagement #HealthcareAI #EHRIntegration #HealthTech #Epic #Cerner
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Michael Nikitin shared this$48M is not a denial problem. It’s not a billing problem. It’s an integration problem. Most hospitals don’t lose revenue because claims get denied. They lose it because some of that revenue never even makes it to billing. It gets stuck between authorization, documentation, coding, and charge capture and no system flags it. No alert. No visibility. Just growing unbilled AR. I break this down in detail in this article. Itirra Michael Nikitin #RCM #HealthcareIT #RevenueCycle #UnbilledAR #FHIR #HealthcareFinanceThe $48M Hiding in Your Unbilled AR - And Why Your EHR Won’t Tell YouThe $48M Hiding in Your Unbilled AR - And Why Your EHR Won’t Tell You
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Michael Nikitin shared thisHospitals don’t have an AR problem. They have an unbilled AR problem. Tens of millions of dollars are sitting in care that was already delivered but never billed. Not denied. Not rejected. Not under appeal. Just missing. Why does this happen? Because your EHR doesn’t track what should have been billed. It only tracks what was. So when something breaks between authorization, documentation, coding nothing happens. No alert. No escalation. No one even knows. Just silent revenue leakage. We’ve seen this gap hit $48M in one system. And the most dangerous part? Dashboards still say everything looks fine. Until your system connects authorization, clinical events and billing logic in real time you’re not really managing revenue. You’re guessing. Curious - do you actually see unbilled AR in real time, or only what made it through the system? #RCM #HealthcareIT #RevenueCycle #HealthcareFinance
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Michael Nikitin shared thisToday’s announcement with PointClickCare is the culmination of an incredible product and engineering collaboration between our two teams. We look at the healthcare ecosystem as a massive, fragmented distributed system where data latency, delayed referrals and missing clinical context directly impacts human lives. Together, we are fundamentally re-architecting how that system operates. By deeply embedding our intelligent care coordination platform within the industry’s largest post-acute network, our engineering and product teams establishing a unified, real-time data pipeline connecting acute hospitals with Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs). This joint product integration seamlessly streamlines the entire referral lifecycle, eradicates the crippling administrative burden on admissions teams, and accelerates safe, data-driven transitions at scale. We are not just building software; we are turning fragmented clinical data into actionable, automated workflows that lower the cost of care and improve patient outcomes. #HealthTech #Interoperability #HealthcareIT #CareTransitions #SNF #DataArchitecture #PointClickCare #AIDAHealthcare #ACMANational2026Michael Nikitin shared thisPointClickCare and AIDA Healthcare are partnering to modernize referral management and redefine care transitions across the healthcare ecosystem. This collaboration brings together powerful technology and deep expertise to: ✔️ Streamline referrals ✔️ Reduce administrative burden ✔️ Improve patient outcomes ✔️ Lower the cost of care Together, we’re helping providers deliver faster, more connected, and more efficient transitions between acute and post-acute care. 📍 Visit us at #ACMANational2026 (Booth #319) to learn more. Or read the full announcement here: https://bit.ly/3Qd5JW1PointClickCare and AIDA Healthcare Partner to Revolutionize Referral Management, Streamline Patient Care Transitions, and Reduce Costs NationwidePointClickCare and AIDA Healthcare Partner to Revolutionize Referral Management, Streamline Patient Care Transitions, and Reduce Costs Nationwide
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Michael Nikitin shared thisWhen Julian Paraschiv and I started AIDA Healthcare, it was born from a singular, heavy realization: we have inadvertently chained our clinicians to screens, reducing the profound, sacred act of healing into a bureaucratic transaction. The manual, disjointed toil of transitioning a vulnerable patient from a hospital bed to a Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) exhausts the very souls of those who dedicated their lives to providing care. It is a quiet tragedy that we force case managers to spend their days fighting fax machines instead of holding hands. Our integration with PointClickCare is a step toward liberation. By automating the senseless noise of referral management, we are stripping away the administrative labyrinth so that nurses and case managers can return to the bedside, where they belong. Technology must never be the center of care; it must be the silent, invisible force that allows human empathy to take center stage. Join us at #ACMANational2026 to see how we are returning the human element to healthcare. #CareCoordination #CaseManagement #Nursing #ClinicianBurnout #PatientCare #HealthcareInnovation #PointClickCare #AIDAHealthcare #ACMANational2026Michael Nikitin shared this🎉 Today marks a defining moment for care coordination: AIDA Healthcare and PointClickCare are partnering to modernize referral management and transform how patients move between acute and post-acute care — nationwide. 🚀 Together, we're bringing modern care coordination technology and the largest post-acute network under one connected workflow to: ✔️ Streamline referrals across the continuum ✔️ Reduce administrative burden on case managers and admissions teams ✔️ Shorten length of stay and reduce readmissions ✔️ Improve compliance and value-based care performance ✔️ Deliver better outcomes at a lower cost This is the future of care coordination, and it's here today! 📍 Meet us at American Case Management Association (ACMA) National Conference in Orlando: 🔹 AIDA Healthcare — Booth #313 🔹 PointClickCare — Booth #319 🎓 Also, at ACMA, Don't miss our CE session! "The Human Algorithm: Clinical Judgment at the Heart of AI-Driven Care Coordination" Presented by Kathryn Patterson, LSSBB 🗓️ Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | 3:30 – 4:30 PM 📍 Magnolia 13–15 Katie will share practical frameworks for responsibly integrating AI into care coordination — balancing automation with clinical empathy, building human-in-the-loop safeguards, and ensuring technology strengthens (not replaces) the clinician's role. 📰 Read the full partnership announcement: https://lnkd.in/gnkBDgpf #CareCoordination #ReferralManagement #ValueBasedCare #HealthTech #AIinHealthcare #CaseManagement #PointClickCare #AIDAHealthcare #caremanagement #carecoordination #ACO #LOS #healthsystems #hospitalsPointClickCare and AIDA Healthcare Partner to Revolutionize Referral Management, Streamline Patient Care Transitions, and Reduce Costs NationwidePointClickCare and AIDA Healthcare Partner to Revolutionize Referral Management, Streamline Patient Care Transitions, and Reduce Costs Nationwide
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Michael Nikitin shared thisMost denials don’t start in billing. They start earlier - between authorization and care. Authorization gets approved. But care rarely stays the same. Length of stay changes. Level of care changes. Procedures change. Authorization often doesn’t. By the time the claim reaches billing, the clinical reality no longer matches the authorization. Denial. No one made a mistake. But revenue is still lost. This isn’t a billing problem. It’s an operational gap across the revenue cycle. And in most hospitals, no one owns it. Curious - who owns this gap in your organization? #RevenueCycle #RCM #HealthcareFinance #HospitalOperations #Denials
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Michael Nikitin shared thisThe Authorization Was Approved - The Claim Was Denied We keep seeing this more often lately. The payer approved the service. The patient received care. But the claim still gets denied. Why? Because what was authorized doesn’t exactly match what was billed. A different CPT code. A different level of care. A small documentation change. And suddenly - denial. Now the clock starts ticking. Most payers allow only 48–72 hours for retro-authorization. So teams scramble: ✔️reviewing charts ✔️chasing documentation ✔️calling payers ✔️escalating internally All of this… for something that was already approved. We’re seeing this as a silent operational gap between authorization and billing. And it raises a question: How many denials actually start here? Curious how others are handling this: 🔴Are you seeing authorization vs billed mismatches? 🔴Who owns this in your organization? 🔴Are you catching these before the claim goes out? 🔴Any workflows that actually work? Would love to hear how others are approaching this. #RevenueCycle #RCM #Denials #PriorAuthorization #HealthcareOperations
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Michael Nikitin shared thisMost healthcare AI strategies fail before they even begin. Not because the models are bad. But because organizations try to skip the architecture. When healthcare leaders talk about AI, the conversation often jumps straight to: “We need our own model.” “We need automation.” “We need transformation.” But real AI adoption doesn’t happen in one leap. It happens in stages. Stage 1 - Basic LLM You connect a public model with custom prompts and a light UI. It’s fast. It’s useful. But it’s not yet clinically grounded. Stage 2 - Structured Intelligence This is where things start to change. You add: • testing harnesses • dynamic prompt orchestration • real-time data validation Now AI becomes reliable enough for real workflows — not just demos. Stage 3 - Custom Models Only after you’ve built validation, data flows, and operational trust does training your own models actually make sense. This is where many organizations get it backwards. They try to start at Stage 3 without building Stage 2. And that’s where AI projects stall. AI adoption isn’t a headline. It’s architecture. And in healthcare, architecture matters more than hype. Curious - where is your organization today? Stage 1, Stage 2, or already building Stage 3? #HealthcareAI #HealthTech #AI #DigitalHealth #FHIR #HealthcareInnovation #AIstrategy #RCM
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Michael Nikitin reacted on thisMichael Nikitin reacted on thisCongratulations to our co-founder, President & Chief Customer Officer, Esha Joshi, on being named to the Puget Sound Business Journal's 40 Under 40 Class of 2026! Four years ago, Esha left Apple to co-found Yoodli with Varun Puri to drive a bold, personal mission: helping people communicate with confidence in the moments that matter most. Today, that mission has grown to nearly one million users, $60M raised, and Fortune 100 customers like Google, Snowflake, and Databricks trusting Yoodli to transform how their teams learn and prepare. Esha leads with heart, curiosity, and an unshakeable belief that your voice matters, and that belief is woven into everything we build at Yoodli. 🚀
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Michael Nikitin liked thisMichael Nikitin liked thisBuilding a healthier Pennsylvania, together ✨ If you were at the Pennsylvania Summit yesterday, you were likely inspired by our own Tanoa Fagan and Community Action Association of Pennsylvania CEO Beck S. Moore, speaking to the heart of what we do: transforming social care through collaboration. For those looking to go deeper into the "how" behind the PA NAVIGATE project, look no further than the latest episode of 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘊𝘈𝘈𝘗 podcast. Tanoa joined Maria Welch, MPH, CHES from our customer Geisinger to discuss how we're moving beyond the doctor's office to solve the right problems for Pennsylvanians. 💬 "It also creates these relationships between healthcare agencies, CBOs, nonprofits, where they work together—even if it's outside of PA Navigate, it is the creation of these connections and these long-term relationships that just go above and beyond.” — Tanoa Fagan, Findhelp 💬 “When we think about the social care space, one of the great things about the Findhelp platform and PA Navigate has been the ability to integrate it into different electronic medical records, the system of record that your clinical teams are using to document, to track, and to really make sure that you as a person have all the information they need to care for you... it's right at their fingertips." — Maria Welch, MPH, CHES, Geisinger Catch the full conversation and see why PA Navigate is the blueprint for statewide social care infrastructure and collaboration. 🎧 Listen to the podcast ► https://hubs.li/Q04fL9v90
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Michael Nikitin liked thisMost healthcare organizations don’t have an AI problem. They have a workflow architecture problem. Over the last few years, hospitals added: - more dashboards - more automation - more denial-prevention tools - more AI pilots And yet denial rates keep climbing. Why? Because most systems still try to fix problems after the patient encounter is already over. By then: - the chart is closed - the clinician moved on - the claim is already broken That’s not denial prevention. That’s denial processing. The organizations that will actually reduce denials over the next few years won’t be the ones buying more disconnected tools. They’ll be the ones rebuilding the layer underneath: real-time workflows, bidirectional FHIR, and closed-loop execution systems. See the issue while care is happening. Fix it immediately. Write clean data back into the workflow before the claim is submitted. That’s the difference between a billing engine and an execution system. Curious how many health systems are still trying to solve a workflow problem with another dashboard. #HealthcareIT #FHIR #RCM #RevenueCycle #DenialManagement #HealthcareAI #EHRIntegration #HealthTech #Epic #Cerner
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Michael Nikitin liked thisMichael Nikitin liked thisMost AI governance is theater. Not because leaders don’t care. Because the instinct is to write a policy, run a training, and call it done. But none of that is in the room when someone reads an AI-generated answer and decides to trust it. When they skip the review because it’s “just a draft.” When they paste patient data because “it’s internal anyway.” AI isn’t software you can govern from a distance. It’s probabilistic. It sounds right even when it’s wrong. And the people using it are making judgment calls in seconds, not consulting a framework. Here’s what I’ve come to believe: you can’t govern the moment after someone hits Enter. You have to govern what happens before. And here’s what most people don’t realize - you actually can. Not by controlling the AI tool itself. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini - you don’t own that UI. But every major platform now gives enterprise teams a way to design the starting point. Claude has Projects. Gemini has Gems. ChatGPT Enterprise has Custom GPTs. Microsoft Copilot Studio goes further - you can build required fields, guardrails, even approval steps into the flow, without writing code. The idea is simple: don’t let your team start from a blank chat window. Give them a structured starting point someone designed intentionally with the right context, the right constraints, the right reminder that this output needs a human check before it goes anywhere. We’re exploring which of these fits our environment. We don’t have it fully figured out yet. But the question we’re asking has changed. Not “do we have governance?” But “does it show up before someone acts?”
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Michael Nikitin liked thisMichael Nikitin liked thisOregon care providers, this event is for you! Join Synkwise tomorrow afternoon for Open Bed’s Pre Launch Provider Summit at Brix Tavern in Tualatin. Hear from industry partners, connect with fellow operators, and be part of a conversation focused on helping providers move forward. Make sure to say hi and connect with the Synkwise team if you’ll be there. 👋 #CareProviders #HealthcareEvent
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Michael Nikitin liked thisMichael Nikitin liked thisWe have named Suneagles Golf Club as our first North American Innovation Partner, marking an important step as we bring autonomous, data-driven turf management into real-world course operations. Suneagles will operate as a live deployment environment for our integrated technology ecosystem, connecting robotics, aerial monitoring and predictive agronomy across the full course. This partnership reflects how we believe modern course management should evolve, away from reactive maintenance and toward a connected, data-informed model built for performance and sustainability. Read the full press release to see how this collaboration sets a new benchmark for what is possible: https://lnkd.in/gQK6ZZDE #SGLGolf #TurfManagement #CourseOperations #Golf #Innovation
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Practice Managers! Use Your EHR’s Built-In Dashboards to Track 2025 MIPS Quality Measure #130 (Here’s a 10-Minute Workflow Tune-Up) Struggling to stay ahead of MIPS reporting while juggling daily operations? Let’s tackle Quality Measure #130 (Documentation of Current Medications) without adding hours to your workload. Your EHR is already equipped to help. Here’s how to optimize it in 10 minutes: ✅ Step 1: Locate your EHR’s Quality Dashboard (2 mins) Most systems (Epic, Cerner, etc.) have a dedicated dashboard for MIPS tracking. Search for “Quality Measures” or “MIPS Reporting” in your EHR’s analytics tab. ✅ Step 2: Filter for #130 + Date Range (3 mins) Set filters to focus only on Measure #130 and 2025 eligible encounters. Narrow by provider, location, or specialty if gaps exist. ✅ Step 3: Spot Missing Data Trends (3 mins) Is medication documentation dropping for certain visit types (e.g., telehealth)? Flag providers who need reminders to update med lists during patient intake. ✅ Step 4: Set Up Alerts (2 mins) Automate EHR reminders for staff to reconcile medications at every visit. A small tweak today = fewer headaches at reporting time. Pro Tip: Export this dashboard monthly and share it in team huddles. Turn compliance into a collaborative win! Why This Matters: Measure #130 isn’t just a checkbox; incomplete medication records = patient safety risks and reimbursement penalties. Your EHR is a goldmine of insights; use it to protect your practice and your patients. Your Turn: How are you prepping for 2025 MIPS? Share your favorite dashboard hacks below! #MIPS #PracticeManagement #HealthcareCompliance #EHR #QualityImprovement P.S. Forward this to a fellow practice manager; they’ll thank you later. 😉
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