If you are currently providing Long-Term Care (LTC) Pharmacy services or are planning to expand into the arena, you are not alone. LTC pharmacies are positioning to absorb the tremendous […]

With the insurance industry unrelenting on reducing or streamlining the prior authorization process, sleep medicine practices continue to struggle with the operational implications of a burdensome and redundant system. With […]

Beyond a doubt, prior authorizations (PAs) are everyone’s least favorite administrative requirement! Whether in a hospital or outpatient facility, a primary or specialty practice, or a diagnostic or rehabilitative facility, […]

For all but the most routine, prior authorizations (PAs) are required for many procedures, tests, and medications throughout healthcare — and sleep medicine is no different. In-lab sleep studies, many […]

As industry leaders continue to call for reform and revision to the process of prior authorizations, only limited change has occurred. Most commercial insurance payers are, in fact, increasing, not […]

Key Takeaways: With the massive savings afforded by converting to an augmented intelligence solution workflow, laboratories can manage things like prior authorizations and denials much more efficiently. An augmented intelligence […]

When looking at the cardiology patient access workflow, every aspect creates a piece of the foundation for solid business operations — from verifying insurance details to prior authorizations to facilitating […]

As elective surgeries resume and hospitals begin to operate at full capacity, patient access, and revenue cycle management functions that tend to be problematic will again be an issue. Unless […]

Long a problem in healthcare providers day-to-day operations, prior authorizations (PAs) have seemed impervious to legislative intervention or industry association calls for reform. They seem redundant in the value-based care […]

According to a leading market intelligence group, the number of patients in the US accessing hospital care declined by 54.5% between March 22nd and April 4th of 2020. Hit hardest […]