Healthcare Independent Review and ‘No Surprise Act’

2022-10-19T14:51:08-04:00By |Healthcare Independent Review, IRO, Payer Trends|

Understanding the Vital Role, Challenges, and Opportunities of Independent Medical Review Services, offers a behind-the-scenes look at internal and external appeals, reasons why accredited IROs reduce risks, and a crash course on newer review services, such as the independent dispute resolution process that’s part of the No Surprise Act (NSA) surprise billing regulations.

Independent Review Organization Benefits for Payers, Providers, and Patients

2023-05-02T13:34:02-04:00By |IRO, URAC Accreditation|

An Independent Review Organization (IRO) deliver independent medical peer review services designed to ultimately reduce administrative costs and ensure patients receive proper treatments. Rising healthcare costs affect millions of people daily. Providers and insurers can rely on IROs to help them to control costs and offer affordable coverage.

Work From Home (WFH) Revolution

2023-07-11T14:59:13-04:00By |Uncategorized, Workers Compensation|

Over the last few years, there has been a rapid switch in organizations allowing and encouraging Work From Home (WFH) options. This switch has occurred at an unprecedented pace and much about this change on such a large scale is still unexplored. While BHM has always had a very strong background in data analytics and reporting, we took this opportunity to explore ethical and fair productivity metrics to allow for data-driven decision-making around our WFH practices.

Mental Health in Workers Compensation

2022-10-19T14:52:20-04:00By |Behavioral Health Integration, Mental Health, Workers Compensation|

Stress, anxiety, and depression are among the most prevalent for injured workers. If left untreated, they can render a seemingly straightforward claim nearly unmanageable, resulting in poor outcomes and exorbitant costs. Increasingly, many in our industry are recognizing the need to proactively do all we can to address this critical issue. Open discussions and gaining a deeper understanding of a subject that, until now, has been taboo.

Psychiatrist Shortage Drives Search for Quick Solutions

2022-11-08T16:19:10-04:00By |Care Coordination, Health Insurance, Payer Trends|

Psychiatrist shortage by the numbers: The current workforce of about 45,580 psychiatrists must increase by 2,800 to meet today’s demands for psychiatric care. This works out to a 6.4 percent shortage. By 2025, that shortage could be as high as 6,090 psychiatrists, or 12 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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