Title: What Is Healthcare EDI and Why Does It Matter?
Headings: What Is Healthcare EDI and Why Does It Matter?
What Is Healthcare EDI and Why Does It Matter?
What Is Healthcare EDI?
Healthcare EDI and HIPAA Compliance
EDI and Data Integration Benefits for the Healthcare Industry
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Content: Then the pandemic struck and shut off the revenue streams from elective procedures. Even with relief from the CARES Act and other federal stimulus programs, many organizations are struggling to control costs and maintain high quality patient care and satisfaction while waiting for procedure volume to return to pre-pandemic levels. In such unprecedented circumstances, it’s no wonder that healthcare leaders are searching for insight and strategies to help them operate more efficiently. What Is Healthcare EDI? To be sure, EDI has been used in healthcare for decades on the payer side for determination of coverage and benefits verification. However, for those who may be unfamiliar, EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is one of several core integration disciplines ( EAI, MFT, APIs) that work together to deliver significant ROI and drive digital transformation. EDI and other data exchange formats can deliver the same benefits to the healthcare industry as it has to manufacturing, especially in supply chain management. EDI allows organizations to transmit data back and forth using standardized formats. Information sent electronically virtually eliminates manual errors. As a result of fast, more efficient data processing, supply chain communications can occur at or close to real time.