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HealthAxis releases an advanced all-in-one solution to administer claims, third-party services, and data analytics for Health Plans 

Tampa, FL, (September 23, 2020): HealthAxis takes health plan claims administration software and services to the next level with the release of HxOne; an end-to-end, fully integrated healthcare operations solution. HxOne combines advanced claims system technology, flexible front and back-office services, and actionable analytics.

Part 3: Analytics Solutions

We complete our series on the most common questions by focusing on our analytics and data solutions. For a quick review, HealthAxis Group offers an array of third-party administrative services that help accelerate productivity, improve processes, and perform cost-efficient operations for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial plans. We customize service engagements, from outsourcing all plan operations to targeting a single line of service (full list of services).

Part 2: Services Exploration

We continue our series on the most common questions by focusing on our services sector. For a quick review, HealthAxis Group offers an array of third-party administrative services that help accelerate productivity, improve processes, and perform cost-efficient operations for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial plans. We customize service engagements, from outsourcing all plan operations to targeting a single line of service (full list of services)

We understand that choosing a new solution can be a daunting task and that making changes can have an extensive impact on a company’s success, employee productivity, and the members served. If you are considering a change, whether it be upgrading your claims systems, taking on more risk, outsourcing parts of your operations, or improving your data management, we can help.

Experts from IEEE, UC San Diego and Health Linkages say the key is to make sure it’s the “right solution for the right problem.”

“Even if you don’t think blockchain is overhyped (and many people do), you may still be convinced that whatever real-world promise it holds for healthcare is either too far in the theoretical future to think much about, or it’s not yet worth the effort to implement. Whether it’s AI and machine learning, clinical trial recruitment, empowering patients to manage their own health records, IoT and assorted other clinical applications, IEEE is already deeply entrenched in advancing a wide array of uses for blockchain, said Palombini. ‘Some of the core principles of blockchain apply to healthcare,’ added Tim Mackey, director of the Global Health Policy Institute at UC San Diego. ‘This immutable distributed ledger can better ensure the resilience and provenance, traceability and management of healthcare data,'” Read the full article.

CIOs are acutely aware of the security complications medical devices and telehealth bring.

“Last month, LexisNexis brought together 30 high-level executives, most of whom were CIOs from hospitals, nursing homes and health plans of all sizes from across the county to find out what data-related issues are weighing on them most as we get further into 2018. Ed Domansky, LexisNexis manager of media and analyst relations, and Erin Benson, Director of market planning, said six major themes emerged from their responses. It seems merger and acquisition activity sent waves through the information security sector as well, adding complexity in several areas. Also, innovation continues to be a multifaceted undertaking in that while it can yield clinical and operational gains it also means adding another dimension of risk, especially where security is concerned.” Read the full article.

While the U.S. spends billions of dollars developing new therapeutics, those investments won’t do much good if the drugs aren’t taken as physicians say they should be. 

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Consumers are also using a wider array of digital health tools, according to the survey, which found a three-fold increase in mobile and tablet health apps over the past...