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Providers need to know their submitted COVID-19 claims won’t be denied

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Availity ensures providers have the information they need to treat and bill COVID-19 encounters, says CEO Russ Thomas.

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APIs could sharpen prior auth's blunt approach

Clinical data could help health plans make more precise coverage decisions while reducing friction for patients and providers, says Dr. Donald Rucker, chief strategy officer at 1UpHealth.

APIs could sharpen prior auth's blunt approach
Clinical data could help health plans make more precise coverage decisions while reducing friction for patients and providers, says Dr. Donald Rucker, chief strategy officer at 1UpHealth.
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Reimbursement for maternity care is about to change

Starting on Jan. 1, 2027, payment will move from a lump-sum payment at the end of an episode – usually lasting 40 weeks – to more of a fee for service structure, says Anu Sharma, founder and CEO of Millie.

Reimbursement for maternity care is about to change
Starting on Jan. 1, 2027, payment will move from a lump-sum payment at the end of an episode – usually lasting 40 weeks – to more of a fee for service structure, says Anu Sharma, founder and CEO of Millie.
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Reaching rural patients with hybrid care

OnMed CEO Karthik Ganesh says rural hospitals are using federal funds to bring hybrid clinics to underserved areas. The white-label care stations have connected diagnostic tools and 65-inch screens that patients use to meet with their doctors.

Reaching rural patients with hybrid care
OnMed CEO Karthik Ganesh says rural hospitals are using federal funds to bring hybrid clinics to underserved areas. The white-label care stations have connected diagnostic tools and 65-inch screens that patients use to meet with their doctors.
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