Hospitals Can Now Access Smart AI Credentialing That Solves Big Insurer Woes

In this webinar with Becker’s Healthcare, we explore how technology-driven credentialing workflows can avert costly holdups in provider onboarding, rectification of claims, and compliance breach penalties.

Delays are typically baked into physician credentialing efforts. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Smart AI credentialing prevents delays, improves revenue and accuracy and reduces risk.

All hospitals gain from automated medical staff credentialing. SmartCred reduces costs while accelerating timelines.

Cloud-based solutions provide a competitive advantage and a platform for innovation not possible with on-premise only data solutions. Market leaders have moved aggressively to the cloud - don't be left behind.

The Cloud unlocks the power of data. For too long, healthcare providers have been reluctant to go there. But that's all changing. Here's why.

Discover how an agency representing the nation’s 2nd largest municipal health system realized revenue growth with a digital transformation solution.

Read our case study on how Sutherland's SmartCred solution helped a national healthcare insurance company cut credentialing time in half & slash costs.

The time is now for hospitals and health systems to use hospital price transparency data to their advantage and arm themselves with information. Read more.

The introduction of the Price Transparency of Hospital Standard Charges regulation has raised new challenges for hospitals. View our infographic with four pricing transparency truths that will help your organization thrive in the new regulatory landscape.

As the new Price Transparency of Hospital Standard Changes regulation goes into effect, your organization needs to modernize its processes so your pricing data becomes an asset in explaining your services to consumers.

Enabling HR Help Desks and Customer Care Teams Amid COVID-19

The organizations best positioned to thrive in today’s #healthcare environment are those that effectively integrate technology into both their patient engagement strategy and operational framework. This #WorldHealthDay, let's take a look at how technology improves patient experience in healthcare

Let us embrace the difference and strive for an inclusive world, impacting one life for every employee!

View our case study on how Sutherland helped Palomar health improve healthcare business processes and increase production while reducing costs.

Read our article on why automation is a necessary pit stop on the road towards digital transformation for businesses.

With so much information out there, a solution to capture and harness that data can be difficult. There's a new tool emerging to solve this problem. Enter the Analytics of Things (AoT)

Read as we address one of the challenges facing the healthcare industry: The need for transformational solutions to digitize the patient experience.

Ongoing Education for Employment Initiative Enables University Students to Receive On-the-Job-Training in Vocational-Related Specialist Bachelor of Science Degrees.

In the digital age, nothing has more potential to increase efficiency and improve patient experience than automation. Read more here.

Blockchain technology plays a pivotal role in digitally transforming the healthcare market by creating a platform to parse through massive amounts of data.

Saudi Aramco partners with Sutherland and IAU on a social development program for women in Saudi Arabia. Read more about the partnership here.

Sutherland has always believed that to help our clients thrive, we must focus on the forefront of industry transformation.

Read why data protection is a critical part of corporate social responsibility and how companies are leveraging their efforts to protect customer data.

Voice assistants like Alexa and Siri have increased in popularity. Voice tech has evolved but the design of voice assistants has challenges and pain points. Like optimizing for Natural Language Processing (NLP) so we can communicate easier from robot to human.

The overall privacy design of many Facebook apps, especially those from independent developers, is significantly responsible for the user data breach scandal Facebook and Cambridge Analytica now find themselves in. The faulty design of these apps and lack of visibility around privacy settings and terms of use makes it easy for data misuse.