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Outsourcing Options for Managing Administrative & Benefits Programs
This issue of the Healthcare Savings Chronicle features articles from a few of the companies in the forefront of the healthcare marketplace. We hope you find these articles informative and instructive.
Coalition America provides a number of solutions for controlling healthcare costs. To explore these solutions, please contact me at (404) 459-7201 ext 5350.
Wally Ward Vice President, Sales and Services
DISCLAIMER: Statements or opinions expressed in the articles of this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views or positions of Coalition America,Inc., The Healthcare Savings Chronicle, its officers, directors, or staff.
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Buyer Beware: Information Security and Privacy Key to Selecting a BPO Partner
www.mphasis.com.
by David Hawkes Chief Technical Officer and Product Manager MphasiS Healthcare Solutions, an EDS Company
Once upon a time, human resource (HR) and benefits administration represented rows of clerks shuffling and filing paperwork; but today it means stacks of computers performing automated, paperless processes. HR administration is fast becoming the most outsourced business process because of efficiency and cost effectiveness, and accounts for nearly 20 percent of the business process outsourcing (BPO) market worldwide. Among the most outsourced functions are back-office services such as payroll, employee benefits, education and training.
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Then and Now: Health Plan Movement in the CDH Market
www.connectyourcare.com
by Deborah Godes Director, Healthcare Industry Practice ConnectYourCare
Every industry experiences a dramatic change or several changes at some point in time. Just look at telephones – rotary dial telephones have morphed into palm-sized cell phones with cameras. The healthcare industry is no exception; some changes have been cataclysmic while others have been less dramatic. All evidence suggests that Consumer-Directed Healthcare (CDH) is somewhere in between. Regardless, movement seems to occur at the speed of light, and to stay competitive health plans must be able to move at the same speed.
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Outsourcing Claim Editing
A Practical Solution
www.bloodhoundinc.com
by David Jackson Bloodhound Technologies
Claims editing involves checking claims for upcoding, bundling and unbundling of codes and duplicate entries. Claims editing typically saves payors between 3-8%. While many off the shelf claims transaction systems have some native editing and duplicate checking abilities, these systems are designed to adjudicate claims. As such, even the most robust transaction systems need some augmentation to their native editing sets and duplicate logic.
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Coalition America Update
Coalition America to offer repricing service for dental claims in 2007
www.CoalitionAmerica.com
Coalition America, Inc. (CAI) has announced it will be introducing repricing and cost containment technology in the first quarter of 2007 for managing dental claims. Offered through an online claim repricing application or electronic data interchange (EDI), this new product will help streamline claims processing by offering both medical and dental claim repricing through one source.
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Welcome to the Healthcare Savings Chronicle brought to you by Coalition America, Inc. Each monthly issue will focus on one key topic that payors face in the industry today. If you have an idea for a topic that you would like to see in a future issue, please email libbyroper @coalitionamerica.com.
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