Jason Considine is Chief Commercial Officer at Experian Health, the leading provider of revenue cycle management, identity management, patient engagement, and care management solutions for providers, physician groups and payers.
By streamlining front-end processes, reducing errors, and ensuring prompt service delivery, AI and automation not only boost the patient experience but also optimize revenue streams.
Automation, AI, and machine learning can all be used to identify issues that lead to denials, streamline the patient billing process, reduce manual processes, and provide real-time data to quickly process claims.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
The fact that a majority of denied claims are preventable is only one aspect of a much deeper problem. Reworking claims take time, money, and resources. But here's how resource-strapped providers can leverage artificial intelligence to reimagine claims management.
The term “Gen C” was first introduced circa 2012 by futurist Brian Solis as a way of describing a generation of connected consumers defined not by their age, geography, or income but by their hyper-connected, mobile-first mentality.