What will drive healthcare costs in 2027? Dr. Jigar Patel examines five trends reshaping the industry and explains why better data, earlier insights, and smarter decisions are essential to improving outcomes and managing spend.
Reference-based pricing is evolving to meet the demands of rising healthcare costs, shifting market conditions and changing business priorities. This white paper explores how modern RBP strategies combine objective pricing, provider engagement, advanced analytics and market intelligence to help organizations make more informed reimbursement decisions while balancing cost, provider and member needs.
Grants will support portable diagnostic technology in Illinois and continued access to specialist expertise on Kodiak Island.
Healthcare transparency data offers significant potential, but turning it into actionable insights requires the right strategy. Learn how healthcare pricing intelligence helps organizations improve decision-making, cost management, and network performance.
Mutual of Omaha and Claritev have teamed up to simplify and accelerate the supplemental health benefits claims process, using integrated technology to reduce complexity and help employees more easily access their benefits.
New solution combines claims-informed intelligence with AI-powered financial guidance to help employees make smarter benefits decisions.
Connected claims technology helps accelerate benefit payments for critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity coverage.
Healthcare affordability and access are often viewed as competing priorities—but they don’t have to be. By leveraging data-driven insights, network strategy, and greater price transparency, healthcare organizations can make smarter decisions that improve value for employers, providers, and patients alike. Discover how better decision-making can reduce costs, maintain access to quality care, and create a more transparent, consumer-focused healthcare experience.
Brendan Borst, Senior Vice President for Echo, discusses challenges with the healthcare payment process and strategies for improving outcomes.
No Surprises Act independent dispute resolution (IDR) volume is driving healthcare administrative costs—it's time to shift from policy execution to system optimization. Explore how leaders can reduce friction with data, expertise, and AI.