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When: November 11, 2020 12 noon CT
Biological and regulatory issues have converged in 2020, creating action items for providers, particularly those in the patient access function. The CMS price transparency rule goes into effect January 1 and the impact of COVID-19 is ongoing, driving providers to look at new patient intake processes to help prevent contagious disease spread. But rather than approaching these issues as compliance burdens, providers can use these events as an opportunity.
During this session, we’ll review the CMS price transparency rule and what it means to your organization...and how you can leverage it to your benefit. We’ll also look at how providers nationwide are implementing touchless processes and how technology can help enable touchless patient intake while helping your organization acquire new patients.
- Speaker: Natalie Lawrence, Director, Business Development, Connected Consumer Health Change Healthcare
Natalie Lawrence directs business development for Change Healthcare’s Connected Consumer Health suite, a ground-breaking new consumer and financial engagement platform for healthcare providers. Prior to her current role at Change Healthcare, Natalie worked in a variety of roles in the healthcare information technology industry, including Fortune 10 companies and innovative start-ups. Natalie received her BA in speech communication from the University of Georgia - Host: Michael Gannotti, Principal Technology Specialist, Microsoft
To attend the session on November 11th from 1-2pm eastern/12 to 1 central, you can grab the .ics calendar invite below or click the direct link provided.
- Direct Link – Price Transparency and Touchless Intake: Empowering Patients; Delivering Opportunity to Providers
- Grab the .ics calendar invite - Price Transparency and Touchless Intake: Empowering Patients; Delivering Opportunity to Providers
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