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Payment Accuracy & Integrity 2025
Shifting Focus from Payment Recovery to Error Prevention
Rising healthcare costs—driven by increased utilization, expensive therapies, and inflation—have heightened payer organizations’ focus on payment integrity as a key strategy for ensuring appropriate payment. Multiple payers are looking at shifting their strategies from traditional recovery models to pre-payment review models to identify errors before payments are finalized and to ensure medical loss ratio protection. Amid this shift, some payers are also considering consolidating vendors or insourcing payment integrity operations to gain greater control over their processes and reduce abrasion enterprise-wide. This report looks at which vendors offer pre- and/or post-payment solutions and how well clients feel their vendors partner to not only deliver traditional audit and recovery functionality but also strategically prevent payment errors and streamline workflows.
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Key Findings:
- Cotiviti & Optum Have Broadest Portfolios, Though Customers Say Value Is Diminished by Gaps in Support & Service Quality
- HealthEdge, Lyric & Zelis Facilitate Accurate Payments & Drive Value
- Across Vendors, Customers Desire Solution Capability Improvements
- TREND Health Partners & Machinify Praised for Strategic Partnership & Consistent Results
- Inconsistent Follow-Through a Challenge for Conduent, Cotiviti, EXL & Optum
- Across Vendors, Post-Payment Clients Call for Better Reporting & Real-Time Analytics
Writer
Sarah Brown
Designer
Nikki Christensen
Project Manager
Sydney Toomer
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