Care Management
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There has been a lot of uncertainty with regards to what the future holds for healthcare in the U.S., but the reality is that the move away from transaction-based services where providers are paid by transaction or by interaction with their patients, into a world where some of those services will be paid as bundles, is a reality. At Experian Health, our perspective is that there isn’t going to be one single form of payment. There isn’t going to be only fee for transaction or only fee for value type payments. There is going to be a variety. And our solutions can help providers handle that. When we talk to our largest providers, they want to make sure that they are prepared for the future of healthcare, and that their payment and revenue cycle is robust enough that they can handle whether it is a fee for transaction interaction with the provider or with the patient as well as fee for value. In order to do that, they have to optimize their operations. There is a lot of belt tightening happening in the industry and people are trying to see and understand how best to organize, how best to analyze and facilitate that payment cycle. We believe that data and analytics are two of the key ways to do that. Our software tools as well as the data that we embed into that software helps optimize the revenue cycle. Listen to the complete podcast
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Below is a collection of some of most compelling article we've read in recent months. We hope you find these interesting, too! One Goal; One Contract: How a Nationwide Health Data Sharing Framework is Revolutionizing Interoperability https://www.himss.org/news/one-goal-one-contract-how-nationwide-health-data-sharing-framework-revolutionizing-interoperability 7 things to know about Aetna's ACA exchange exit https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/payer-issues/7-things-to-know-about-aetna-s-aca-exchange-exit.html 5 steps to cybersecurity for Internet of Things medical devices https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/5-steps-cybersecurity-internet-things-medical-devices CMS: ICD-10 specificity kicks in Oct. 1, 2016 https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/cms-icd-10-specificity-kicks-oct-1-2016 3 leadership skills crucial for a culture change http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-management-administration/3-leadership-skills-crucial-for-a-culture-change.html
Scott Lee oversees the Experian Health Reference Program. Scott graduated with a BA in Business Management from The University of Texas at San Antonio, and has been with the organization for 12 years, beginning with MPV, which was acquired by Experian in 2011. Scott lives in San Antonio with his wife and two children and says his second home is the San Antonio Zoo based on how much time he and his family spend there. Scott is a catalyst for fostering the connection between Experian Health’s current and potential clients to allow the former to share their positive experience and ROI using our solutions. Our clients also benefit from being a reference by learning about the workflow and best practices of similar organizations. Because of the importance of protecting our clients’ privacy, Scott schedules calls on behalf of our clients and ensures that the experience is mutually beneficial and minimally disruptive for all parties involved. “We’re very appreciative of our reference clients, and it’s a privilege for our potential clients to hear their experiences firsthand.” he said. Share your story by being an Experian Health Reference Client! Contact your Sales Director/Account Manager or contact Scott Lee at scott.lee@experian.com or (210) 582-6320.
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Care Coordination Manager is the industry’s first solution designed specifically to help hospitals, health systems, and provider-led health plans succeed with 30-90 day episode management. It is a flexible, rules-driven care coordination system designed specifically for physician groups, hospitals, health systems, and provider-led health plans, whether for ensuring bundled payment profitability, maximizing ACO and health plan savings, managing post-acute costs, or reducing readmissions. Contact us today for more information at 1 888 661 5657 or visit the Care Coordination Manager page.
In case you missed them, below are some great tools to help you address key business challenges. Enjoy the read! Press Releases Innovative Mindset Enables Experian Health to Deliver New Capabilities Experian Health Rises to 45 On The 2016 Healthcare Informatics 100 List White Paper Why Start the Payment Process Prior to Service? As a patient’s financial obligation grows, it’s imperative to tailor payment strategies to each unique situation. In pre-service stages, data-driven solutions provide a higher likelihood of securing patient payment. Flexible patient payment plans contribute to a positive billing, payment, and overall engagement experience, as well as a provider’s financial health. Read our white paper to learn more about the importance of the Personalization in the Healthcare Consumer Payment Process. Read Now Article: Healthcare IT Transformation - How Has Ransomware Shifted the Landscape of Healthcare Data Security? Read Now
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Welcome Katie Zibelin, Experian Health Marketing’s newest team member. Katie made her Experian debut in August 2015 as an intern where she supported client events, tradeshows and proposal efforts behind the scenes. Upon securing her advertising degree from the University of Texas at Austin in December 2015--one semester ahead of schedule--Katie joined the team full time this February. In her current role as a Marketing Coordinator, Katie is responsible for tracking projects, managing vendor activities, conducting tradeshow and vendor research, developing new vendor relationships, coordinating and supervising tradeshow activities and communicating programs and events. Katie also serves as the project leader of our 2016 Regional User Conferences. In her first solo performance at our Southeast Regional Conference in New Orleans, Katie received rave reviews for demonstrating project management and event planning maturity and grace under pressure. Fun Fact: Katie is also an accomplished contemporary dancer/performer/instructor. Please do not hesitate to reach out to Katie with questions regarding any of the upcoming Regional User Conferences at Katie.Zibelin@experianhealth.com.
