Ideas from the room.
Sessions brought fresh perspective to the revenue-cycle and workforce questions on everyone’s mind.
EVENT RECAP
We had a terrific time in Nashville connecting with revenue cycle, finance, and workforce leaders. The conversations were practical, curious, and refreshingly candid: How do teams see labor spend sooner, bring more consistency to rates and invoices, and protect margin without adding more manual work?
WHAT WE EXPLORED
At Tennessee HFMA, RCM and finance leaders compared notes on costs that show up beyond claims: rate variance, invoice exceptions, manual reconciliation, and fragmented contingent-workforce data. The common thread was clear—better visibility makes it easier to ask sharper questions before leakage becomes a monthly surprise.
The lesson: workforce data becomes more valuable when it gives leaders a practical next question to ask—and a clearer way to act on the answer.
HFMA gave us a full agenda: lively questions at the Ringo table, hands-on platform exploration, and conversations that translated big workforce ideas into practical next steps.
A complimentary, one-on-one strategy session is a chance to bring your organization’s labor challenges, goals, and savings questions to the table. If you would rather start with the platform, a free Ringo VMS demo will show how greater control, clarity, and efficiency can work in practice.
Bring a question. Leave with a clearer next step.
At Tennessee HFMA, attendees took a closer look at how one workforce-management solution brought labor spend, vendors, rates, credentials, invoices, and performance into one clear, connected view.
The discussion also showed how Ringo's AI-powered workforce intelligence supported earlier risk identification, savings opportunities, lower manual effort, and more confident decisions. It was a practical look at how better technology could simplify workforce management and support a stronger bottom line.
Ready for a closer look? Schedule a complimentary strategy session and/or VMS demo to continue the conversation.
TENNESSEE HFMA, IN REVIEW
From the conference room to the exhibit floor—and a little Music City fun in between—Tennessee HFMA brought together people committed to making healthcare operations work smarter. We were grateful for every question, perspective, and idea shared with the Ringo team.
Sessions brought fresh perspective to the revenue-cycle and workforce questions on everyone’s mind.
At the Ringo station, attendees tested the platform and unpacked a real cost-control question.
Networking carried the conversation beyond the booth, from new ideas to shared next steps.
We left Nashville grateful for new connections and plenty of momentum to keep exploring.
THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES
NASHVILLE, AUGUST 24–26
Virgin Hotels Nashville set the stage for practical conversations about margin priorities, the Ringo cost challenge, and next steps teams could take after the conference.
What Our Clients Say
Since implementing Ringo VMS, we’ve seen a significant improvement in how we manage contingent staffing across our organization. The platform has brought structure, visibility, and efficiency to a process that was previously time-consuming and fragmented.
- Matt Nuchia, Vituity
I have worked with multiple VMS providers in my 20-year career and Ringo is among the best. The team does a great job of making sure that all needs and expectations are met, from candidates to vendors and clients. That makes a big difference in quality of service. I would recommend their team.
- David Weiglein, SCI Anesthesia Services
I will never miss our previous paper-based process, which is subject to so many errors, omissions, and payment challenges. Ringo alleviated this drudgery and allowed us to redirect departmental resources to other tasks, which has improved our efficiency.
- AVP Office Procurement