WEBCAST:
The public health emergency (PHE) has been extended, giving providers breathing room before the end of the continuous enrollment requirement (CER). Estimates suggest between 5.3 million to 14.2 million Americans will lose coverage, and all Medicaid patients will be required to go through redetermination.
WEBCAST:
Through accelerating innovation and digital transformation, cloud adoption can help optimize business practices, reduce administrative waste, and improve overall experiences for providers and patients
WHITE PAPER:
Patient care coordination is the key to improving healthcare plan member outcomes and reducing the total cost of care—two top priorities for providers and payers alike. However, coordinating care effectively—and consistently—is easier said than done.
WHITE PAPER:
Many voluntary benefit providers need information from healthcare payers to support their core business processes, and every payer must service requests from multiple benefit providers. And for members, this suboptimal data sharing means their voluntary benefits aren't as effective as they could be.
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best practices for undertaking a unified analytics strategy and hear about one health plan's journey to fostering organizational change in support of an integrated program.
WHITE PAPER:
As organizations grow, they need data to flow seamlessly across their health IT systems to achieve a unified care record and analytics that span the care continuum. However, many first-generation data sharing initiatives fail to address fundamental technical challenges, including access, scalability and performance.
WEBCAST:
Artificial intelligence is a timely alternative to human intelligence for identifying unstructured data and providing global insight that can improve medical device developmentAs the scope of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare expands, stakeholders have witnessed the benefits of using it to help develop and troubleshoot medical devices.
WHITE PAPER:
Today's youth are more connected to information than any other generation before them and are struggling more than ever to make sense of the world, their place in it and how to navigate through it. The health care industry needs to work together to break down barriers to mental health support for youth and their caregivers.
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The LTPAC might not have the patient's medical history, longitudinal record, or prior treatment history. Often the providers across the continuum of care—specialists, primary care—are using different and incompatible medical records systems and will have trouble sharing the info in a timely manner.
WHITE PAPER:
Prior authorization is a major source of frustration and lost time for healthcare RCM. Make this the year you streamline your prior auth processes, implement automation, and give your RCM staff the chance to focus on more complex, revenue-generating tasks.
