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LUNCH AND LEARN SESSION

Provider data management tech trends to improve accuracy and comply with the No Surprises Act

November 4, 2021 | 13:00 - 13:45 ET

Session Overview
The Healthcare payer industry is bracing for the increase in the load of compliance with the No Surprises Act coming into effect from January 1, 2022. The new No Surprise Act mandate requires payers to establish a provider directory verification process by January 1, 2022, update provider directories, and respond quickly to members.

Is your organization doing everything it should to ensure compliance with the No Surprises Act?

Join Simplify Healthcare for an in-depth provider data management technology trends lunch and learn session. The panelists will speak about the future of the provider data management space and how payers can leverage cutting-edge technology to improve provider and member retention, CMS Star ratings, and compliance in 2022 and beyond.

What will you learn from the Session?
  • The increasing load of compliance for payers heading into 2022 due to the No Surprises Act
  • Opportunities for payers to improve provider and member retention and CMS Star ratings
  • Leveraging latest technology in provider data management to solve payer-specific pain points at an application level

Speakers

Mohammed Vaid - B&W Photo in Circle
Mohammed Vaid

CEO and Chief Architect

Mohammed is a technology industry veteran with extensive experience of delivering innovative technology solutions. He has driven more than 50 different application and product development initiatives with 45,000+ hours of solution design and technical oversight. Under his leadership, Simplify Healthcare established itself as a market leader in its space.
Mark Manning - B&W Photo in circle
Mark Manning

Chief Growth Officer

Mark is the Chief Growth Officer at Simplify Healthcare with 30 years of experience spanning in Healthcare – both in managing health plans as well as running healthcare technology companies. His extensive expertise, outstanding work, and vision to transform the healthcare business, sets him apart from others.
Harry Jordan

Chief Operating Officer

Harry has extensive experience as a senior executive in businesses that intersect healthcare, technology, and data. He was the Founder and GM of LexisNexis’ Healthcare division and led acquisitions totaling $6B. Instrumental in driving operational excellence company-wide, Harry plays a significant role in addressing solution gaps for our clients.