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In traditional claim processing, the lack of interoperability between health plan and provider systems often leads to challenges and inefficiencies, like manual data exchange and a lack of transparency. This results in claim denials that drive unnecessary administrative work and…

Disjointed scheduling policies. Manual workflows. Limited real-time data. These inefficiencies once hampered MedStar Health’s 10-hospital network — until a new, data-driven access strategy changed the trajectory. Through standardized block management, cloud-based scheduling tools and a systemwide governance model, MedStar unlocked…

Oct 15, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM America/Chicago

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Courtney Pearson, MBA, MHA

System Assistant Vice President of Operations, Perioperative Services, MedStar Health

Natalie C. Nazon

Regional Business Operations Manager, Perioperative Services, MedStar Health

Brian Bailey

Senior Client Outcomes Manager, LeanTaaS

Reps. Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill., and Mark Pocan, D-Wis., introduced a resolution opposing a Trump administration initiative that they said would “force recipients of traditional Medicare to receive prior authorization, including through the use of artificial intelligence, before being able to…

Eight percent of Americans were not covered by any kind of health insurance in 2024, remaining at a historic low, according to a September report from the U.S. Census Bureau. Here are six more things to know:

Eight health insurers were featured on Fortune magazine and Great Place to Work Institute’s annual “Best Workplaces in Health Care” list. Fifty large healthcare employers were recognized in total. The rankings were created from employee surveys, which asked participants to…

Two prior authorization reform bills have passed the California legislature and are headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk.  The California Medical Association, which supported the legislation, said in a Sept. 11 news release the bills “aim to dramatically streamline the…

Sen. Richard Blumenthal is urging Cigna to rescind a new policy he said will create “onerous administrative burdens for physicians, needlessly raises costs for healthcare providers and jeopardizes patient care.”  Beginning Oct. 1, Cigna’s new Evaluation and Management Coding Accuracy…

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