Centralize your credentialing to bolster the bottom line

 

 
As healthcare organizations continue to transform their standalone facilities into integrated systems of continuing care, centralized verification offices (CVO) will evolve to assist them. Current industry trends are seeing the following:
  • A shift toward outpatient care in settings with varying regulatory and accreditation requirements
  • The rising trend of employed physicians bringing previously external administrative processes in-house
  • Advances in software and automation tools that enable credentialing teams to process greater volumes of applications but lack the ability to address traditional barriers such as noncompliant customers
With these rapidly shifting changes, even the most experienced credentialing teams will require fresh insight to keep pace with escalating demands, growing pipelines, and disparate credentialing functions. 
 
Stay on top of these changes with Centralized Credentialing: The Authoritative Guide to Efficient CVO Enactment and Operation, which will help you streamline and improve your credentialing processes.  

 

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