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Cutting Through Outdated Credentialing Chaos: What Payers Need to Know Now

Dates:
Sep 17, 2024
Time:
12:00 pm EDT
Presented by Medallion
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About This Webinar

Your provider network is your most valuable asset — it’s how you deliver value, experience, and outcomes. But maintaining accurate, up-to-date provider data is harder than it looks. The reality is health care organizations and providers are drowning in repetitive, manual credentialing processes which eats up time and patience.

For payers, this inefficiency isn’t just a headache—it’s expensive. You’re spending around $35 per provider just to keep up. And worse, these outdated processes make it tough to maintain the accurate provider networks your members rely on. Credentialing staff are dealing with a mess of processes that slow everything down and make it harder to provide the accurate data you need. Poor data means delayed claims, frustrated providers, and unhappy members. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

We surveyed 350 health care organizations for our "2024 State of Payer Enrollment and Credentialing" report and found five pain points that aren’t getting the attention they deserve. Using proprietary data collected from Medallion’s dashboard, we’ll show you where payers are dropping the ball and, more importantly, how to fix it.

From the findings and data collected by our enrollment and credentialing report, we’ll dive into how you can reduce provider fatigue by simplifying the credentialing process, which not only makes life easier for health care organizations but also ensures your provider network stays accurate and efficient. This is your chance to stop wasting time and resources and start focusing on what really matters—delivering better outcomes and getting paid on time.

Attendees Will Learn About

  • Enrollment averages, delays, and where teams are struggling
  • Which payers are creating more headaches across turnaround times and compliance

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