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Ambulatory care describes any medical service performed in an outpatient setting or any service which eliminates the need for hospital admission. The rise of ambulatory care addresses patient concerns and convenience while freeing up resources in hospitals that struggle with overcrowding.

In November 2021, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published their requirements regarding COVID-19 vaccine immunization. It mandates that staff among Medicare- and Medicaid-certified providers and suppliers must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of March 15,

IntelliCentrics recently attended the 2022 Becker’s ASC Review Meeting. There we talked to healthcare executives from ambulatory care facilities across the nation and used our demos to show them how digital credentialing can ensure the highest level of revenue activation and operational efficiencies.

Healthcare vendor management is an umbrella term for the processes hospitals use to manage vendors, including sourcing and researching suppliers, evaluating pricing, negotiating vendor contracts, ensuring timely delivery of goods and services,

Hospitals require vendor credentialing to manage their supply chains efficiently while ensuring all vendors comply with facility policies. Digitized vendor credentialing cuts operating expenses, helps hospitals control the revolving door of daily visitors,

The AHRMM trade show takes place August 7-10 in Anaheim, California and IntelliCentrics will be onsite on the 8th and 9th at booth 600 for in-person meetings and product demos. We will cover how technological advancements can help you safely manage the revolving door — the continuous movement of providers,

Digitization of processes in healthcare facilities has developed rapidly over the last decade. Billions of dollars have been invested in areas as diverse as electronic health records, big data, virtual reality,

Value-based healthcare is a relatively new delivery model focused on patient health outcomes. Under value-based care, hospitals, physicians, and other healthcare providers are paid based on their ability to provide improved health and quality of life while reducing rates and symptoms of chronic disease.