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Healthcare providers manage thousands of contract renewals per year. Just one renewal slipping through the cracks could mean significant financial penalties, or critical patient services not being available.
Healthcare providers coordinate thousands of interactions every year between hundreds of stakeholders just to maintain supplier relationships. These manual processes cause back orders, past due purchase orders, and guarantee mismanaged returns.
Navigating the complexities of item management, substitutions, and additions in the healthcare supply chain carries many risks. Not only is patient safety at stake, but manual processes lead to regulatory and compliance concerns as well.
The complaints, appeals, and grievances (CAG) management use case increases productivity, optimizes accuracy, builds member loyalty, and ensures compliance with the CMS.
The utilization management use case guarantees the involvement of all parties - providers, payers, and members - in ensuring timely and appropriate treatment.
When built on Salesforce, the provider credentialing use case creates a single source of truth across enrollment, contracting, credentialing, marketing, and sales.
When built on Salesforce, the supply chain management use case streamlines order entry, optimizes clinical workflows, automates supply procurement, and ensures pricing consistency.
When built on Salesforce, provider recruitment platforms accelerate time-to-revenue with automated processes to streamline identifying, recruiting, and contracting talent.
When using Salesforce and Marketing Cloud, healthcare companies in New Jersey can fulfill all the requirements of Bill 332.
When built on Salesforce, patient acquisition and intake platforms can empower healthcare organizations to effortlessly track and manage all referrals and new patients from a single engagement platform.
To encourage mammogram screenings and prioritize community health, it is crucial to focus on specific patient populations and tailor outreach tactics accordingly.
To optimize healthcare outcomes, it is imperative to proactively monitor patients using a combination of clinical and non-clinical factors. These factors seamlessly integrate to provide comprehensive insights into the patient, enabling the calculation of objectively-created risk scores.
The delicate balance between compliance and digital marketing strategies in the healthcare and life sciences industry is causing growing concern.
Patient segmentation is critical for healthcare providers as it allows for personalized healthcare delivery, enhancing both the patient experience and health outcomes.