Why Payers Need To Comprehensively Address Directory Accuracy And Network Adequacy, Together
IDC Agrees: Provider directory accuracy is an integral part of network adequacy
We are seeing new legislation, like the No Surprises Act, requiring healthcare organizations to implement provider data verification processes. Additionally, more states and regulatory agencies are in the process of including an accuracy requirement for provider directories in their network review process.
International Data Corporation (IDC), a global market intelligence firm, has done the research and developed this white paper that examines the following:
- What is provider directory accuracy and network adequacy?
- Why is provider directory accuracy and network adequacy important?
- How are the standards around network adequacy and directory accuracy changing?
- How can your organization take advantage of the trends and get ahead?
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