Tony Vuozzo serves as the Director of Patient Access at Nassau University Medical Center, where he leverages over twenty-two years of extensive financial and operational experience to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of patient services. In his pivotal role, Tony oversees a high-volume patient access...
Tony Vuozzo serves as the Director of Patient Access at Nassau University Medical Center, where he leverages over twenty-two years of extensive financial and operational experience to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of patient services. In his pivotal role, Tony oversees a high-volume patient access operation that includes managing approximately 70,000 emergency room visits, 240,000 ambulatory care visits, and over 20,000 admissions annually. His strategic oversight ensures that the registration processes are not only standardized but also aligned with best practices in healthcare management.
One of Tony's key projects involves the creation and implementation of comprehensive policies aimed at streamlining patient registration activities. By focusing on ongoing training and competency assessments, he fosters a culture of continuous improvement within his team, ensuring that staff are well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of patients. His collaboration with Information Technology is crucial in optimizing electronic health record (EHR) systems and enhancing the overall patient experience, while also ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations.
Tony's expertise extends to multi-site ambulatory operations and practice management, where he applies his knowledge of revenue cycle management to drive operational efficiencies. His strategic planning skills enable him to identify opportunities for growth and innovation within patient access services, ultimately contributing to the hospital's mission of providing high-quality healthcare. As a self-motivated and results-oriented professional, Tony Vuozzo is committed to overcoming challenges and embracing new responsibilities, positioning himself as a leader in the evolving landscape of healthcare administration.
