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Katia Arteaga

Product Marketing Manager
Katia Arteaga joined IMO Health in 2023, bringing with her valuable marketing experience working in both the tech and produce industries. Katia earned her bachelor’s degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and her MBA from DePaul University. In her free time, Katia enjoys hiking, running, and exploring Chicago’s food scene with her husband, and learning to cook traditional Mexican recipes passed down from her parents.

More from Katia Arteaga

See how standardized surgical terminology helped a health system improve case duration accuracy by 21% in just three months.
Medicare’s IPO list will be phased out by 2028. Learn what the shift means for revenue, scheduling, and surgical data governance.
See how procedure data quality can make or break electronic prior authorization as healthcare moves toward more automated workflows.
Maintaining surgical dictionaries has become increasingly complex. Learn how surgical data governance protects revenue.
Understand the implications of CPT code updates for maternity care, including the importance of interoperability and clinical terminology.
Without standardized procedure terminology and precise code mappings, workflows can become inefficient, impacting scheduling, reimbursement, and more.
Understand the risks of managing a surgical dictionary internally – and why standardization is nonnegotiable.
The shift to CMS-0057-F will close mapping gaps, reduce clinical dictionary variation, and fortify the data foundation for electronic prior authorization.
Funding for the RHT Program will be allocated this year, empowering rural health systems to improve healthcare access, quality, and outcomes.
Learn how context awareness at the point of care helps clinicians surface the right conditions for optimal reimbursement.
The addition of USCDI V3 and V4 to IMO Health’s proprietary lexicon ensures health systems comply with rapidly evolving regulations, avoiding costly penalties.
RVUs shape pay, planning, and care. Learn how clinical documentation improvement strategies can boost RVU capture and maximize the value of clinicians’ work.