BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Edifecs, a global health information technology solutions company, will host in an executive round table with other industry leaders from e-Health Initiative, Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare and Committee for Operating Rules for Information Exchange (CAQH CORE), America’s Health Insurance Plans and Aetna to discuss Operating Rules compliance and how it will simplify transactions and generate billions in savings industry wide.
Earlier this week, CAQH CORE announced its 2014 CAQH Index which revealed that “U.S. healthcare could save $8 million annually with the adoption of six routine business transactions in healthcare.” Because Operating Rules were created to standardize the exchange of information, many organizations are taking a strategic approach and using their compliance initiatives to consolidate vendors, embrace CORE Operating Rules standards and create a frictionless exchange of information in order to realize tremendous reductions in operating expenses.
During this executive round table webinar, some of the biggest and most influential stakeholder organizations in compliance of CORE Operating Rules will discuss the future of the initiative and impact on interoperability, lessons learned from CORE testing and certification and strategies for ongoing maintenance and compliance.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 2 p.m. ET
WHERE: Register here.
WHAT: This webinar will provide participants the opportunity to hear about the progress toward Operating Rules compliance and understand the positions of the biggest names in healthcare IT. Participants will also hear enforcement information directly from CMS.
WHO:
Gwen Lohse, Deputy Director of CAQH CORE
Amy Neves, Director, EDI Transactions at Aetna
Jennifer Covich Bordenick, Chief Executive Officer at eHealth Initiative
John Kelly, Principal Business Advisor at Edifecs
Moderated by Carrie Bauman, Director of Product Marketing at Edifecs
About Edifecs
Edifecs develops innovative, cost-cutting information technology solutions to transform the global healthcare marketplace. Since 1996, Edifecs technology has helped healthcare providers, insurers, pharmacy benefit management companies and other trading partners trim waste, reduce costs and increase revenues. More than 350 healthcare customers today use Edifecs solutions to simplify and unify financial and clinical transactions. In addition, Edifecs develops supply chain management solutions to support worldwide customers in non-healthcare industry segments. Edifecs is based in Bellevue, WA, with operations internationally. Learn more about us at www.edifecs.com.
