A PROVEN EXPERT
Zach Snyder is Vice President of Government Relations for Quest Analytics. In this role, he leads the Government Affairs strategy for Quest Analytics, which includes working directly with state and federal regulatory agencies that oversee health plans; advocating for effective regulation of provider network adequacy; and analyzing wide-ranging health policy.
Before working for Quest Analytics, Zach held similar government affairs leadership roles with Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield, The Pew Charitable Trusts, Willamette Dental Group, and the Washington State Dental Association.
In addition to his work with Quest Analytics, Zach is an adjunct instructor at Bellevue College and Bastyr University where he teaches courses on the US healthcare system and legal and regulatory aspects of healthcare.
Zach earned his J.D. and M.P.A. from Seattle University School of Law.
Health Policy Trends to Watch: Health Equity and Network Adequacy
What health policy trends are we watching? Let’s discuss! Zach Snyder and Kate Deiters explore the different ways states are making the connection between health equity and network adequacy.
Developing Health Policy Frameworks for Telehealth Credits and Network Adequacy Standards
Considerations for Health Policymakers and Regulators
Telehealth services have transformed healthcare delivery. In response, health plan regulators have incorporated telehealth credits into network adequacy standards. Incorporating telehealth credits into network adequacy standards requires practical and strategic approaches that take into account the unique needs of different areas. By doing so, regulators and policymakers can enable effective healthcare provision and address the growing desire for improved healthcare accessibility.
Our white paper provides insights into on how policymakers and regulators can address the challenges of incorporating telehealth credits into network adequacy standards. In this white paper, we aim to:
- Provide a historical context for Telehealth Network Adequacy Credits
Outline examples of Telehealth Network Adequacy Credits
Provide data-informed recommendations for best practices on creating parameters for regulators and payers wanting to engage with Telehealth Network Adequacy Credits
Present a working analytical model that regulators can use to develop their own data-informed Telehealth Network Adequacy Credit policy
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For more information contact:
Zach Snyder, VP Government Affairs, Quest Analytics
zach.snyder@questanalytics.com
(206) 427-3895
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