Name: Thanks for stopping by, Katie Couric! Podcast: https://lnkd.in/guFCdAdz | Epic
Uploaded: 2026-05-01T14:53:54.181Z
Duration: 1 min 24 s
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Description: Thanks for stopping by, Katie Couric! Podcast: https://lnkd.in/guFCdAdz

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Thanks for stopping by, Katie Couric! Podcast: https://lnkd.in/guFCdAdz

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Yes, you know, we're, we're, we're kind of contemporaries, right? How important was the billing aspect and the interfacing with insurance companies as well? Well, we didn't do billing at first. We just did the clinical information. If you look at some of the other companies out there who do software and they acquire different products. It's not the same as having one product. What we learned was very interesting and that is when people work. Day in and day out on something they don't realize the complexity of what they're doing. You ever wonder now how the trajectory of your life might have changed if you in fact you would headed West instead of it differently? I think I'm so grateful not to have. Why? Well, because here you can both send your kid to college and buy a house. Are you taking notes on the feedback that I'm giving you orders? And do any of them say, hey, Judy, we did not sign up to be on the pit? No, nobody says that. They nobody, no. If I just have one house and one marriage, so that might make a difference. That's funny.

Brian Bircher 2w

As someone with college costs fast approaching, appreciate her perspective about the benefits of living in the Midwest #Madison Epic wouldn't be the same if it was somewhere else!

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Ryan Downs, CPA, CHFP, CRCR 2w

Look at Judy bringing down the house! 😂 All jokes aside - this video highlights two points I hear constantly: 1️⃣ Epic was not built to serve billing first. 2️⃣ A single, unified platform (no acquisitions) remains a core differentiator for Epic. Those talking points show up in nearly every revenue cycle decision I see: 👉 Do we bring in a billing-first solution purpose-built for rev cycle? 👉 Or do we stay aligned with the Epic-integrated, single-platform approach? And in my humble opinion: There is no universal “right” choice. Every time a decision comes up, a fresh evaluation is add value. Is your organization prioritizing: - Speed to value vs. long-term alignment - Depth of RCM functionality vs. platform standardization - Operational flexibility vs. ecosystem simplicity - ...and so on "Epic-First" is great. But "Only Epic" limiting.