Interoperability

In healthcare credentialing, significant gaps and overlaps often occur between payer and provider organizations, which leads to unnecessary burden and confusion.

During this webinar you’ll hear Ashley Foreman, VP of corporate services, explain how IT asset disposition (ITAD) services ensure that your outdated or surplus equipment is disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner, minimizing waste and supporting your green initiatives.

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Interoperability standards were originally developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s to allow different clinical systems within hospitals to exchange data with the patient registration system. Infor Cloverleaf®, one of the original interface engines in use then, is still the core interoperability engine for more than one-third of U.S. hospitals.

Transitioning to value-based care models can pose a challenge for integrated delivery networks (IDNs) that work with providers across a wide spectrum of services. The need to align multiple clinical practices’ disparate IT systems makes communication and collaboration difficult.

In this webinar, we'll talk with IT and imaging leaders about the ways they're shifting their approaches to enterprise imaging and applying change management strategies to their people processes and technologies – all with the goals of overcoming the workforce shortage and resource and cost challenges that have often hindered efforts to deliver better quality care, with a more patient-centric approach for imaging and decision support. 

What did 115 health leaders share in the latest HIMSS Market Insight? What strategies have they deployed or are they planning to deploy to improve patient outcomes, optimize clinical workflow and enhance performance? Join us for a briefing to support your connected care and interoperability strategies. 

Common platform + standard infrastructure + unified support = reduced variability and increased predictability.

To succeed, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must overhaul the way data is collected and shared. Technology-driven collaboration will be critical to rebuilding the trust of agency partners.

The past three years of M&A activity in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) and Healthcare Information Technology (HCIT) have been incredibly busy, with more than $150 billion changing hands in 700 transactions. As owners, investors and senior executives of RCM and HCIT companies consider their M&A options, they often have questions about how to determine valuation multiples for their companies. What, how, and when buyers pay for a company is directly tied to what they perceive to be the potential return on the investment, the time horizon for that return, and the risk involved in realizing that return. Greenberg Advisors’ concise guide outlines some of the most common considerations in RCM and HCIT transactions.