The negotiation table is where the tug-of-war between payers and providers peaks. For payers, proving they can help reduce expenses is a crucial strategy. https://bit.ly/3zcXilc HealthLeaders #healthcare #HealthPlans
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Find out what healthcare leaders say the industry can do to embrace risk in its contracts. #Payers #Providers #HealthcareLeaders #HealthcareNews #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareCompanies #HealthcareIndustryNews
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Health System margins are getting thinner. This article from Revcycle Intelligence shares data pointing to higher labor costs, lower reimbursement rates from payers, and the search for options to create more margin. https://bit.ly/3xnaYct #HealthRevenue #Collaboration #HealthcareInnovation
Lower reimbursement rates, denials behind razor-thin margins
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As the healthcare industry continues to move toward value-based care, it is projected to reduce costs, produce better health outcomes, and improve satisfaction for patients and clinicians. In this slow transition to value-based care, some healthcare companies are considering taking on financial risks in customers' contracts, and payment innovation is on the minds of payers. Some advice for healthcare providers as they move closer to value-based care and risks in contracts: -The willingness to go at risk can help vendors win contracts with health systems. -Providers should be cautious in how the risk adjustment factor is determined and have a strong way to measure quality. -Earlier care can reduce spending while improving outcomes. #HealthcareStrategies #ValueBasedCare #Healthcare
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An often overlooked component of provider network monitoring is the ramifications of non-compliance. Paying providers who are not in good standing often leads to significant financial and legal repercussions, not to mention putting patient safety at risk. This not only affects the payer's financial health but also their credibility. Financial losses can be substantial, especially when reimbursements must be clawed back after discovering a provider was ineligible.
Maintaining a high-quality provider network requires proactive monitoring to ensure compliance, patient safety, and efficient healthcare delivery. Payer organizations face unique challenges in managing large networks, and the ramifications of improper monitoring can be severe. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/gZm5wspf
How Payers Maintain a High-Quality Provider Network with Proactive Monitoring
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🔍 Exploring MultiPlan's Healthcare Billing Practices: A Critical Analysis 🔍 In a recent investigation, concerns have been raised about MultiPlan's billing practices within the healthcare industry. MultiPlan, known for its preferred provider organization (PPO) network product and related services, has come under scrutiny for potentially violating the No Surprises Act. MultiPlan's PPO product offers health plans the flexibility to utilize their networks as primary or complementary options. However, recent revelations suggest that clients may bypass agreed-upon rates, leaving providers and patients in the dark until after services are rendered. The No Surprises Act, implemented earlier this year, aims to protect patients from unexpected medical bills by requiring providers and health plans to disclose specific cost breakdowns before services are provided. This raises questions about MultiPlan's practices and whether they comply with these regulations. While MultiPlan has issued statements defending its mission of affordability and fairness, questions linger about the extent of their responsibility and transparency in decision-making. Expert analysis from Jack Hoadley of Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public Policy sheds light on how the No Surprises Act addresses these issues, particularly through advance explanation of benefits (AEOBs) to provide patients with financial transparency before services are rendered. As discussions around healthcare billing transparency continue, it's crucial for stakeholders to understand the implications of these practices on patients, providers, and insurers alike. Read more about the investigation and expert insights in the full article. Let's ensure transparency and fairness in healthcare billing practices for the benefit of all involved. #HealthcareBilling #Transparency #NoSurprisesAct
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The future of healthcare is transparent! Resisting the shift towards price transparency can bring fines and reputational damage. Learn more about these shifts and what you can do to maintain compliance in our latest article. #Healthcare #DataGovernance #DataStrategy
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At the upcoming Self-Insurance Institute of America, Inc. Healthcare Price Transparency Forum, Christine Cooper, CEO, aequum will be delving into the impact of the No Surprises Act, emphasizing transparency's pivotal role in navigating healthcare pricing complexities. Christine’s insights underscore the importance of informed decision-making in an evolving industry landscape. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emwQRyDZ #HealthcareTransparency #SIIAForum #NoSurprisesAct #HealthcareCosts #TransparencyMatters
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🌟 A RARE DISPLAY OF BIPARTISAN SUPPORT 🌟 A recent article from RealClearHealth, "One Thing Biden and Trump Actually Agree On - Healthcare Price Transparency," highlights a rare display of bipartisan support. In today's polarized climate, it's encouraging to see both President Biden and Donald Trump support healthcare price transparency. Both leaders recognize that making prices for medical services transparent can lower costs, reduce administrative waste, and prevent overcharging. In fact, "since 2000, U.S. health spending has more than doubled... and the country now spends 17.3% of it's GDP on healthcare, nearly twice the developed world average." This, among other indicators, underscores the urgent need for reform. Transparency empowers consumers and fosters competition among providers, leading to better quality and more affordable options. It holds the potential to reshape the healthcare landscape by addressing systemic overpricing and inefficiency. At TALON, we embrace this vision through our MyMedicalShopper™ platform, enabling informed, cost-effective healthcare decisions. By promoting transparency, we drive competition and reduce costs, proving that common ground can lead to significant benefits.
One Thing Biden and Trump Actually Agree On – Healthcare Price Transparency
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Navigating healthcare's shifting regulations can be daunting. Find out how SEI can assist your organization in achieving compliance and embracing the benefits of price transparency. 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3Srx7Nw #Healthcare #DataGovernance #DataStrategy
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A whopping 82% of CFOs report a significant increase in payer denials compared to pre-pandemic times. This is putting a major strain on healthcare organizations, already struggling with thin margins. Many organizations are turning to revenue cycle outsourcing, shares RevCycleIntelligence, to minimize costs and maximize productivity. Let us help you alleviate the administrative burden while at the same time get more clean claims submitted. Email information@frhc.com to learn how. https://ow.ly/Kse850QVGWg #healthcare #healthcaretechnology #revenuecycleintelligence #healthcarerevenuecycle
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