Physicians and staff spend 20.4 hours per week on prior authorizations, and that number will continue to rise as the number of procedures, prescriptions, and therapies requiring prior authorizations increases. What would you do with those hours back in your week? Schedule a demo with us today and see how Azalea can take you to …
Why Do Healthcare Payers Require Prior Authorizations? According to America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), prior authorizations are required to ensure the patient is receiving a safe treatment that is medically necessary and appropriate. Health insurance companies have the unique advantage to see how a patient is utilizing their coverage and what treatments they have already …
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Prior-Authorization Best Practices Prior-authorizations are necessary, but can become very time consuming. Hear from Shayna Turner, Azalea Client Success Manager and pre-authorization subject matter expert. Key benefits from this webinar will include: Pre-authorization industry trends Best practices for managing pre-authorizations in your organization Documentation importance How to turn your focus on your patients
Outsourcing Prior Authorizations This panel discussion on the value of outsourcing your pre-certs or pre-authorization highlight why more practices are handing over the management of their pre-certs. They are realizing that outsourcing from a centralized location maximizes claim reimbursements with reliable and rapid turnaround time. Our industry panelists speak from experience on the benefits of using a third party to manage …
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