- Brian Carvelli, Director of Pharmacy Operations, has been named to the National Home Infusion Association’s Education Committee: Revenue Cycle.
- Brian brings more than 22 years of revenue cycle management experience, including nearly two decades in leadership roles.
- At Prochant, he oversees Reimbursement Managers supporting home infusion, specialty pharmacy and ambulatory infusion center clients.
- Brian will contribute an experienced operational perspective to the committee.
- Brian’s appointment reflects his commitment to advancing the home infusion industry and Prochant’s continued focus on supporting education, collaboration and stronger financial performance across the provider community.
Prochant is proud to announce that Brian Carvelli, Director of Pharmacy Operations, has been named to the National Home Infusion Association’s Education Committee: Revenue Cycle.
The NHIA Education Committee plays an important role in shaping the educational resources available to the home and alternate-site infusion community. Committee members provide direction, feedback and oversight for educational programming across the NHIA Annual Conference, NHIA University, webinars, Infusion Magazine and other member resources. The committee also collaborates with industry partners and professional organizations to develop inclusive, high-quality programming that reflects the evolving needs of infusion providers.
More Than 22 Years of Revenue Cycle Management Experience
Brian brings more than 22 years of revenue cycle management experience, including nearly two decades in leadership roles. At Prochant, he oversees Reimbursement Managers supporting home infusion, specialty pharmacy and ambulatory infusion center clients, with a focus on regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, profitability and continued KPI improvement.
Throughout his career, Brian has managed revenue cycle operations across diverse payer mixes, client organizations and software platforms. His experience includes leading billing and collections teams, supporting system implementations, monitoring work queues, managing payer contracting and Medicare auditing functions and helping providers improve their reimbursement processes.
An Experienced Operational Perspective
Brian’s practical understanding of the challenges infusion providers face, from changing payer requirements and Medicare compliance to staffing, technology adoption and accounts receivable performance, will allow him to contribute an experienced operational perspective to the committee. He is particularly well positioned to help identify educational topics that give revenue cycle leaders actionable strategies they can apply within their own organizations.
“Revenue cycle teams are being asked to navigate greater payer complexity, tighter margins and constant regulatory change while continuing to protect patient access to care," said Brian. "I’m honored to join the NHIA Education Committee and help shape practical, relevant education that gives infusion providers the knowledge and strategies they need to overcome these challenges. I’m also excited to learn from other leaders across the industry and work together to strengthen the future of home and alternate-site infusion.”
Supporting the Home Infusion Provider Community
Brian’s appointment reflects his commitment to advancing the home infusion industry and Prochant’s continued focus on supporting education, collaboration and stronger financial performance across the provider community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NHIA Education Committee: Revenue Cycle?
The NHIA Education Committee: Revenue Cycle helps shape educational resources for the home and alternate-site infusion community. Committee members provide direction, feedback and oversight for educational programming across the NHIA Annual Conference, NHIA University, webinars, Infusion Magazine and other member resources while collaborating with industry partners and professional organizations to support the evolving needs of infusion providers.
Why is revenue cycle education important for home infusion providers?
Home infusion providers continue to navigate changing payer requirements, Medicare compliance, staffing challenges, technology adoption and accounts receivable performance. Revenue cycle education helps providers stay informed and develop practical strategies to strengthen operational efficiency, reimbursement performance and financial outcomes.
What revenue cycle challenges are home infusion providers facing today?
Home infusion providers face a variety of operational challenges, including changing payer requirements, Medicare compliance, staffing, technology adoption and accounts receivable performance. Successfully managing these areas can help organizations improve operational efficiency and profitability.
How can home infusion providers improve reimbursement performance?
Strengthening reimbursement performance requires a disciplined revenue cycle approach that includes effective billing and collections, regulatory compliance, monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs), payer management and continuous operational improvement.
Why does revenue cycle leadership matter in the home infusion industry?
Experienced revenue cycle leadership helps organizations navigate reimbursement complexity, improve operational efficiency, strengthen compliance and identify practical strategies that support stronger financial performance while maintaining patient access to care.
