ABSTRACT This study investigates the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation on healthcare revenue cycle operations. The primary objective is to assess whether these technologies can enhance workflow efficiency for providers and revenue cycle teams while maintaining patient care as the top priority. Through a targeted survey of healthcare professionals, the research explored perceptions and expectations regarding AI and automation in various revenue cycle functions. The study focused on key areas, including administrative burden reduction, operational efficiency, financial performance, and effects on patient experience. The findings suggest a strong interest in automation, particularly in areas such as prior authorization. However, the results indicate varying opinions on which specific functions would benefit most from these technologies. The study reveals both enthusiasm for the potential of AI and automation to streamline processes and some uncertainty about their full implications. While limited by sample size and time constraints, this research provides valuable insights into the current landscape of AI and automation in healthcare revenue cycle management. It highlights the need for further investigation into implementation strategies that balance operational efficiency with quality patient care. The study concludes that while adoption is still early, AI and automation can transform revenue cycle management, improve efficiency, reduce administrative burdens, and allow healthcare providers to focus more on patient care. However, successful implementation will require careful consideration of ethical implications, data privacy concerns, and the need for robust governance frameworks.