Artificial intelligence, progress in health equity and innovations in value-based care will drive change in the payer space in the next decade, industry leaders told Becker's.
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What do people get wrong about payers? Financial incentives, prior authorization and the differences between types of payers are some of the biggest misconceptions, executives told Becker's.
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