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Payor Involvement in the New Healthcare IT

12-Mar-2014  /  Research Code: 9837-00-7D-00-00  /  SKU: HC02538-NA-MR_16660  /  
Region: North America

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2013 proved to be a year of tremendous rethought on traditional payor roles in various emerging models for care that involve varying levels of consumer participation as well as more capitated setups that limit payment for plan-supported provider billing. This market insight discusses Frost & Sullivan's view on the three main temporary restraints on greater investment in next-generation IT systems, how first-tier payors are positioning to address changes in the market, top post-ACA IT systems efficiency areas, and the leaders in member-centered investment.

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