
Gold Carding Programs Are Meant to Improve Prior Authorization. Are They Working?
Several states and insurers have gold carding programs to streamline prior authorization. However, some say they're falling short.
Several states and insurers have gold carding programs to streamline prior authorization. However, some say they're falling short.
AI tools can work together across the payer value chain, exchanging information, collaborating and making autonomous decisions based on business rules. Here are just a few examples of how their bottom lines are benefiting.
With these tools, therapists can reclaim their time, focus on their patients, and deliver the high-quality care that every individual deserves — all while maintaining the financial stability to thrive in their practices.
Prior authorization is a sore subject for payers and providers. So what if it went away? In a recent fireside chat hosted by MedCity News, Don Antonucci, CEO of Providence Health Plan, shared his thoughts.
During HLTH 2024, Blue Shield of California and Salesforce announced a partnership that will streamline the prior authorization process.
The reintroduction of the "Improving Seniors' Timely Access to Care Act" marks a critical step toward modernizing the prior authorization process within Medicare Advantage plans. So, what does this mean for patients and providers moving forward?
About 7.4% of prior authorization requests submitted to MA insurers were denied in 2022, according to a recent KFF report. Of these denials, only 9.9% were appealed.
As the industry embarks on this fundamental transformation, a few key questions must be answered.
Insurers should immediately end their overreach into medical decision-making and work with medical providers and their patients to ensure timely care for all.
As the role of AI in healthcare settings continues to evolve and generate debate, here are seven things to keep an eye on.
At the Payer Insights sessions on Day 1 of ViVE 2024, a panel on prior authorization offered compelling insights from speakers who shared the positive developments in this area after years of mounting frustration. Speakers also shared challenges as they work with providers to figure out how policy developments and technology will work in practice.
AI can improve the prior authorization process, but there needs to be more transparency, experts said during a recent panel held by KFF.
CMS finalized a rule on Wednesday that included set deadlines for affected payers to complete prior authorization requests. Several organizations came out in support of the rule.
The real-time, automated nature of green lighting offers precise control without the setbacks or manual efforts inherent to conventional gold carding programs. This innovative new approach also ensures adherence to state-level and other gold carding regulations
Nearly half of physicians are equally excited and concerned about the use of AI in their field, according to a new AMA survey. Those who felt optimistic about AI cited reduced administrative burden as the number one benefit they’re seeking. Patient privacy and the impact to the patient-physician relationship were the most common reasons physicians cited for having reservations about AI.