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HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SYSTEMS
Simplify the credentialing and provider data management process and reduce the time from onboarding to revenue.
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Put your customers first and assure staff compliance through exclusion screening, credentialing, and continuous monitoring. Your community relies on you.
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Data-driven SaaS platforms and cloud search portals streamline credentialing and license verification so only competent providers treat patients on their devices.
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Serve your community and improve access to quality providers by automating and streamlining credentialing and enrollment for a healthy and thriving population.
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Verisys and Aperture Move Ahead Under Verisys Brand
Verisys is the go-forward name for the combined company. The Aperture brand will be retired. In addition, Verisys will be headquartered in Aperture’s former home office of Louisville, Ky. “We chose the Verisys name because of its recognition as the top technology brand in provider and employer data management,” said Verisys CEO Charlie Falcone. “Together, our comprehensive platforms give our clients peace of mind about their provider credentialing, provider directories, and background screening.” The name change will not affect the products and services provided by the combined company. As we make decisions...
The Importance of Primary Source Verification on Provider Credentials
In light of our recent National Primary Source Verification Month, we are republishing Hugh Greeley’s post on primary source verification, the ways that primary sources can be accessed, and updates surrounding verification. These standards are necessary for healthcare organizations to re-familiarize themselves with as the credentialing and recredentialing processes that changed temporarily due to COVID-19, are returning to the former protocol. For the medical staff services team at a hospital to properly verify a healthcare provider’s credentials, at least a half dozen primary sources would have to be...
Benefits of Governance, Risk, and Compliance Automation
As the healthcare industry is increasingly targeted for data theft and fraud, information security has emerged as a top priority for healthcare institutions. In 2020, more large healthcare breaches were reported than in any other year since the HITECH Act mandated the publication of breaches. In 2020, over 29 million healthcare records were breached; a 25% increase from the previous year. Healthcare organizations’ increased reliance on telemedicine has led to new technological risks for the entire healthcare industry but especially for governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) programs, creating a need...
The Difference Between Provider Credentialing and Provider Enrollment
Provider credentialing and provider enrollment are necessary for healthcare organizations to receive payment from insurance and government payers. Although the processes are related, they each require several steps which are quite distinct. Provider credentialing is the process by which organizations verify that a provider’s credentials are current and valid. Provider enrollment consists of gathering information to help insurance companies recognize providers’ participation in their network. 9 Steps of Provider Credentialing Provider credentialing is performed to verify that a provider’s credentials (such as...
Federal and State Level Exclusion Lists to Monitor
Navigating Exclusion Lists for Healthcare Compliance Healthcare institutions must monitor countless lists to stay in compliance; it’s a complex web of regulation. Some lists that should be continuously monitored include federal sources such as the List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) (which falls under the Office of the Inspector General (OIG), and the SAM.gov list, which includes a broader set of debarments and exclusions. Additionally, 43 state exclusion lists and Medicaid lists should also be monitored, making screening programs difficult to maintain. Here’s what healthcare providers and institutions...