A quiet but impactful shift is underway in healthcare: health plans are battling escalating administrative burdens from rising regulatory demands and the imperative for accurate provider networks. The costs and complexity of outreach, credentialing, and directory accuracy are accelerating.
Enter the ‘Multi-Payer Collaboration for Shared Services’ model. This compelling strategy allows health plans to align on common administrative functions while preserving full compliance, data security, and network autonomy.
Join Sutherland Global Services and AHIP for a session exploring how collaboratively shared services are transforming provider network administration.
Explore this transformative approach to provider network administration. You’ll unpack:
- The strategic drivers and market forces catalyzing the shift towards shared administrative models in healthcare.
- Critical design principles essential for ensuring your shared service solutions are scalable, fully compliant, and maintain granular control over client-specific data.
- Quantifiable operational and compliance advantages observed from successful multi-client implementations.
- Detailed case studies of impactful real-world applications:
- California PAAS: See how a 17-plan collaboration successfully met California access mandates via shared execution and a centralized infrastructure.
- National Multi-Payer Credentialing Solution: Understand a scalable framework that enables shared cycle recredentialing across multiple health plans, without compromising individual network integrity or data privacy.
- Key considerations and best practices for effectively integrating shared services into your organization’s broader network strategy.
Take the first step to manage your Provider Network more efficiently.
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