Jeni Williams is a writer and editor with more than two decades of experience in healthcare, specializing in healthcare finance, population health, social determinants of health and leadership. She is a frequent contributor to the Healthcare Financial Management Association’s hfm magazine and also ghostwrites for leaders of health tech companies and healthcare organizations. Jeni also writes for children, and her work has been published in Guideposts for Kids, Guideposts for Teens, Sweet 16, Highlights for Kids and Pockets magazine. Jeni lives in Munster, Ind., with her two dogs, two cats, husband and children.

info Subjects

General

Health & Medicine
Education
Technology
Wellness

Specialties

Healthcare finance, social determinants of health, population health, health tech, healthcare leadership, education, parenting and writing for children

notepad Skills

  • Advertorials
  • Articles
  • Blog posts
  • Case studies
  • Communications strategy
  • Content marketing
  • Copywriting
  • Editing
  • Essays
  • Feature writing
  • Ghostwriting
  • News
  • Social media
  • White papers

notepad Writing Credits

Healthcare Financial Management Association (hfm magazine and special reports), Modern Healthcare, Guideposts for Kids, Guideposts for Teens, Sweet 16, Highlights for Children, Pockets magazine, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, The Times of Northwest Indiana, Chicago Parent

star Awards, Honors, Appointments

Honorable Mention, B2B Article or Blog, ASJA, 2024

Silver Award, Industry News, ASBPE, 2023

HFMA Article of the Year Award

Top 5 Finalist, Navigant Global Thought Leadership Competition, 2017

Article of the Year Award, Healthcare IT Marketing Community, 2022

Selected Work

As author, unless indicated otherwise.

Bridging the Payer-Provider Divide

A strong move toward payer-provider collaboration is needed to alleviate animosities that sow widespread confusion around payment across the nation’s healthcare system.

 

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Curing Payment Confusion

Despite increased attention from financial executives, hospitals are losing the battle to create a financial experience that doesn’t confuse, confound or enrage patients.

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UChicago Medicine grows into role of AI innovator

When it comes to its use of AI, UChicago Medicine beats expectations in revenue cycle and operational performance.

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HEALTHCARE 2030: SDoH convener or leader?

SDoH has become an area of strategic focus for health systems across the country. About 24% of healthcare finance professionals surveyed by HFMA believe health systems should lead the execution of SDoH strategy in their communities. Nearly 28% believe health systems should serve in the role of convener, bringing key stakeholders together to address the social drivers that contribute to health disparities and inequities, from food insecurity to lack of reliable transportation or stable housing.

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Battle of the bots: As payers use AI to drive denials higher, providers fight back

As denial rates climb to record highs, driven in part by AI-powered robots, health systems are starting to stand their ground.

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