At Resource Corporation of America (RCA), we’ve worked alongside hospitals for over 30 years, supporting them through policy shifts, regulatory changes, and moments of uncertainty, just like this one.

As new Medicaid reform proposals take shape in Washington, we know the questions hospital leaders are asking aren’t just about what’s changing but what it means for their teams, their bottom line, and the patients they serve every day.

While the specifics are still being debated, the direction is clear: Medicaid eligibility may soon be more complicated to maintain. More frequent verification, delayed simplifications, and stricter coverage conditions are all on the table.

These aren’t abstract policy changes; they’re operational disruptions. They mean more churn in coverage. More uninsured encounters. More complexity in your front-end workflows and back-end collections. And fewer resources to absorb the cost of uncompensated care.

We’ve seen it before, and we understand the pressure it creates.

For CFOs and healthcare executives, now is the time to assess where you are and need to be. This means looking closely at how your teams are identifying at-risk patients, how you’re managing the Medicaid populations, and whether your systems can flex to catch those who might lose coverage.

At RCA, we’re already helping hospitals get ahead of what’s coming. That includes enhancing eligibility workflows, strengthening patient outreach, and using intelligent coverage discovery tools to reduce self-pay volume before it hits your books.

We’re not just a vendor but an extension of your mission. We understand the stakes. And we know how to help you protect revenue while doing right by your patients.

As the policy landscape continues to evolve, one thing remains unchanged: the need for hospitals to be nimble, proactive, and prepared.

We’re here to help you do just that with practical support, decades of experience, and a shared commitment to your success.