Summary
Interoperability is critical to achieving the north star of intelligent prior authorization: a touchless experience. An end-to-end touchless authorization process means providers and plans would never have to deal with prior authorizations for appropriate care.
Join Cohere Health’s Niall O’Connor, Chief Technology Officer, and Jason Amaral, Engineering Operation Manager, to learn how to achieve true interoperability and touchless authorizations.
New interoperability regulatory standards require more advanced infrastructure to exchange necessary clinical information. However, creating the pipes doesn’t guarantee this exchange. Pipes need data.
Achieving collaboration requires partnership between stakeholders. Things like contracts between health plans and health systems or incentives for data exchange result in the difference between meeting interoperability standards and actually creating a more connected, efficient healthcare experience.
Transport of information is one part of the end-to-end automation puzzle, but transport alone doesn’t get you to a decision. Uncover how to leverage technology to future-proof your plan and unlock a competitive advantage with early adoption of a touchless authorization experience.
In this session, you will:
- Explore strategies to get necessary medical information into the pipes to achieve true interoperability
- Discover how to go from data exchange to high-quality care decisions
- Understand how to get to the North Star: touchless authorizations
About Cohere Health
Cohere is a clinical intelligence company that is transforming utilization management (UM) by aligning physicians and health plans on evidence-based care paths for the patient’s entire care journey. By integrating these care paths into the prior authorization submission process, Cohere’s digital UM collaboration platform reduces denial rates and medical expenses while improving patient outcomes. The company is a winner of the TripleTree iAward and has been named to both Fierce Healthcare’s Fierce 15 and CB Insights’ Digital Health 150 lists. Cohere’s investors include Flare Capital Partners, Define Ventures, Deerfield, Polaris Partners, and Longitude Capital.
