Solution Area: Network Solutions

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    Future-State Success Depends on Present-State Stability

    During an EHR transition, the biggest risk often isn’t the future-state platform—it’s the current-state environment that continues to power patient care, clinical workflows, revenue cycle operations, and regulatory requirements. Learn why leading health systems prioritize operational stability, governance, and visibility throughout the transition process to reduce risk, maintain performance, and maximize the value of transformation.

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    The Connection Between Better Decision-Making and Healthcare Affordability

    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.

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    What Property and Casualty Payors Need to Know About Out-of-Network Solutions

    In the property and casualty world, out-of-network medical bills represent a large portion of all new bills — over 50% in some states. So, property and casualty payors must take care in choosing an out-of-network solution. In this post, we list our top five considerations when choosing an out-of-network solution for your workers’ compensation or auto medical bills.

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    PHCS Network Brings Stability and Flexibility to an Evolving Market

    Claritev's PHCS Network is the largest independent, nationwide primary preferred provider organization (PPO). It is the preferred choice for health plans wanting a provider network with flexibility to meet their unique needs. Plans get administrative ease without sacrificing provider access, savings, and quality for health plan members.

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    MultiPlan’s PHCS Network Receives Eleventh Consecutive NCQA Accreditation in Credentialing

    In 2022, MultiPlan’s PHCS Network, the largest primary PPO in the nation, received its 11th consecutive Accreditation in Credentialing from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), a private nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health care quality. The PHCS Network is the only national independently contracted primary PPO with NCQA accreditation, demonstrating its unique commitment to the accurate and efficient credentialing of health care professionals.

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    Seven Network-Based Functions You Should Take Off Your Plate

    Managing a Medicare Advantage network involves complex, resource-intensive tasks—from ensuring adequacy and compliance to credentialing, provider support, and reporting. By offloading these seven network-based functions to a trusted partner, healthcare payors can streamline operations, maintain regulatory alignment, and focus on strategic priorities while improving network performance and efficiency.

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    Strong Networks Begin with Strong Healthcare Provider Relationships

    Strong provider relationships are the foundation of effective healthcare networks. By leveraging long-standing partnerships, deep provider insights, and an extensive network, healthcare payors can build compliant, high-performing networks faster—improving access to care while maintaining efficiency, flexibility, and strong collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem.