Reimagining Provider Network Management is of utmost importance for health plans. The accuracy and efficiency of these processes have a significant impact on care quality, cost management, and patient satisfaction. At Constellation4, we offer a comprehensive suite of solutions to address these challenges.
Healthcare payers often face challenges in managing provider networks. One of the biggest challenges is ensuring that there are enough providers available to meet the needs of their members, especially in areas with a shortage of healthcare providers.
The number one question I am asked whenever I meet someone whether, young or old, business or personal, professional or casual, is “what do you or does your company do?”. Our referral care solutions are easier to explain, as most have experienced some kind of referral from one physician to another. Provider Network Management is harder to explain.
This monthly product update comes to you during my travels to India where I get to spend quality time with our India based team. I am fortunate to work with a hardworking and talented group of people.
The No Surprises Act (the NSA) was signed into law in December 2020 and most provisions went into effect January 1, 2022. In order to avoid penalties and consequences associated with noncompliance, it is crucial for health plans to fully understand the technicalities of the NSA and responsibilities placed on health plan entities under this new law.
The motivation behind the CMS No Surprises Act (NSA) was signed into law in December 2020 with the remainder of its components going into effect at the beginning of 2022. The goal of this act is to increase transparency between healthcare biller and payer, limiting the number of surprise bills you receive for your healthcare.
We were honored to be one of only six Healthcare Technology Innovators in the US selected to present at the CIO Healthcare Forum. Selected companies had to demonstrate notable traction with customers and sales.
Reimagining Provider Network Management is of utmost importance for health plans. The accuracy and efficiency of these processes have a significant impact on care quality, cost management, and patient satisfaction. At Constellation4, we offer a comprehensive suite of solutions to address these challenges.
Healthcare payers often face challenges in managing provider networks. One of the biggest challenges is ensuring that there are enough providers available to meet the needs of their members, especially in areas with a shortage of healthcare providers.
The number one question I am asked whenever I meet someone whether, young or old, business or personal, professional or casual, is “what do you or does your company do?”. Our referral care solutions are easier to explain, as most have experienced some kind of referral from one physician to another. Provider Network Management is harder to explain.
This monthly product update comes to you during my travels to India where I get to spend quality time with our India based team. I am fortunate to work with a hardworking and talented group of people.
The No Surprises Act (the NSA) was signed into law in December 2020 and most provisions went into effect January 1, 2022. In order to avoid penalties and consequences associated with noncompliance, it is crucial for health plans to fully understand the technicalities of the NSA and responsibilities placed on health plan entities under this new law.
The motivation behind the CMS No Surprises Act (NSA) was signed into law in December 2020 with the remainder of its components going into effect at the beginning of 2022. The goal of this act is to increase transparency between healthcare biller and payer, limiting the number of surprise bills you receive for your healthcare.
We were honored to be one of only six Healthcare Technology Innovators in the US selected to present at the CIO Healthcare Forum. Selected companies had to demonstrate notable traction with customers and sales.
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