Those counted in Generation Z are seven to 22 years old in 2019 (born 1997–2012). What’s different about them as compared to Millennials, now 22 to 37 years old (born 1981–1996), is that they’re truly the first generation with constant access to mobile devices from the time they began to learn and communicate. They came…
Late summer/early fall and back to school season seems like a good time to perform annual checkups and check-ins. After all, you get a yearly physical to remain healthy—and your credentialing or payer enrollment function could use a tuneup at least once a year, too. Below we offer a comparison chart between your very special…
Name that professional: There’s a shortage of them, yet their salaries don’t reflect the fact that demand outweighs supply. They don’t directly interact with patients but are considered gatekeepers to patient safety with stringent duties set by state and federal laws, third-party regulations/standards, organizational bylaws, and organizational and/or departmental P&Ps. They handle coordination and verification…
Everybody waits. According to one estimate, Americans wait their turn in real or virtual lines a collective 37 billion hours a year—or 118 hours per person per year. If you’re in the professional group of payer/provider enrollment specialists that interfaces with insurers daily, your number might be a lot higher. Playing Fortnite or doing the…
