Oracle Health Accelerates Claims Processing with Automated Data Exchange between Healthcare Providers and Payers
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Oracle has launched Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange, a cloud-based solution built on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) that streamlines medical claims processing through automated data exchange between healthcare providers and payers. This new system aims to replace manual transmission of medical records with a secure, centralized network, potentially reducing administrative time and costs, speeding up approval of patient clinical services, and accelerating claims and payment processing.
The solution addresses the current inefficiencies in the healthcare system, where about 70% of authorizations are done by phone or fax, and only 25% of documents related to reimbursement are shared digitally. Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange offers enhanced data security, leveraging OCI's cybersecurity capabilities. Providers can control their data and audit which information was shared with payers, ensuring strong data governance and policy compliance.
Positive
- Potential reduction in administrative time and costs for healthcare providers and payers
- Acceleration of claims and payment processing
- Improved efficiency in approval of patient clinical services
- Enhanced data security leveraging OCI's cybersecurity capabilities
- No additional charge for providers using Oracle Health's electronic health record (EHR) to onboard selected payers
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- None.
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Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange helps reduce costly and time-consuming manual processes, to deliver efficiency gains for payers and providers
"We're excited to begin using this new Oracle Health solution, which we expect to help us more easily and securely respond to payer data requests, and ultimately ease the current burden on our staff," said Kent Hoyos, vice president and CIO, Information Services, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center. "Automating the process will help speed approval of necessary patient clinical services as well as payment processing and shorten the wait time for our patients to receive the care they need."
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"Healthcare has long been plagued by costly, time-intensive, and antiquated claims processing that results in billions of unnecessary fees each year, and ultimately a strained relationship between providers and payers," said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. "Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange helps eliminate this burden by simplifying and automating tedious and inefficient manual processes. It frees up valuable provider time, helps payers get more accurate and complete clinical information, and accelerates care approvals and reimbursements."
Putting Patient Privacy and Data Security First
Powered by OCI, Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange takes advantage of the same military-grade cybersecurity capabilities used to protect data at some of the largest and most sophisticated businesses, national defense agencies, and governments around the world. Providers control their data and can select what data to make accessible to their payer partners to maintain strong data governance. To support policy compliance, providers can audit selected clinical data with chosen payers to confirm exactly which data was received. Using Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange, payers retrieve clinical data via FHIR queries or bulk processing in an industry-standard format familiar to payers. Oracle Health's centralized exchange enables payers and providers to establish a presence on the network once and share data with any other participant. No additional point-to-point connections are required.
Customers can sign up for Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange by raising an SR in eService. Providers using Oracle Health's electronic health record (EHR) can easily onboard selected payers to Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange at no additional charge.
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