Prior authorization has frustrated providers, payers, and patients for decades. Phone calls to utilization review departments. Faxed documentation. Multi-day waits while care is on hold. The administrative cost alone runs into the hundreds of billions annually across the healthcare system, and the human cost is harder to quantify but just as real.
Advancing healthcare interoperability is not just about adopting the latest technology. It is about building sustainable systems that serve everyone, especially the communities that have their own unique needs and healthcare dynamics.
UHIN operates Utah’s health information highway, designed to support all organizations who assist in the care, treatment, and health of Utah’s patients.
There is a national trend of Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) evolving into Health Data Utilities (HDUs). What is a Health… Read more: What is a Health Data Utility?
Top Questions and Answers from the Virtual Payer Panel with Lori Weber (Noridian Healthcare Solutions) and Melissa Shoemaker (Select Health)… Read more: Virtual Payer Panel: Key Insights
Redundancy and resilience are two foundational principles to ensure healthcare technology systems remain functional, particularly in the midst of challenges and disasters, like outbreaks and data breaches.
More than one in four elderly people (ages 65 and older) suffer from a fall every year. Many falls are preventable. Utilizing the CHIE’s Falls Risk Indicator, providers receive timely information about potential falls within their patient population, empowering them to contact patients with the right support to keep them healthy and independent.
The annual Health Information Technology Conference (HIT) will return to Salt Lake on Wednesday, October 18 at the Conference Center… Read more: 2023 HIT Conference