From delay to decision: Authorizing care in real time
This webinar is on-demand and can be viewed at your convenience.
Prior authorization was built to align clinical decisions across payers and providers. Today, it too often does the opposite — slowing care, adding administrative burden and eroding trust at the point of decision.
New capabilities in AI and real-time clinical intelligence are making a different model possible. By capturing clinical context as it unfolds in the visit and routing it into the authorization workflow, payer-provider alignment can happen in the moment rather than days later.
In this on-demand webinar, clinical informatics and utilization management leaders examine what it takes to move from reactive, form-driven authorization to proactive, in-the-moment decision-making — and what patients, clinicians and UM teams stand to gain.
Learnings include:
New capabilities in AI and real-time clinical intelligence are making a different model possible. By capturing clinical context as it unfolds in the visit and routing it into the authorization workflow, payer-provider alignment can happen in the moment rather than days later.
In this on-demand webinar, clinical informatics and utilization management leaders examine what it takes to move from reactive, form-driven authorization to proactive, in-the-moment decision-making — and what patients, clinicians and UM teams stand to gain.
Learnings include:
- Why today's authorization challenges trace back to the loss of real-time clinical collaboration
- How ambient documentation and intelligent agents can surface clinical context during the visit
- What payer-provider alignment looks like when it happens at the point of care, not after it
- Where to embed intelligence earlier in the workflow so decisions are aligned, approved and actionable before the patient leaves
Presenters:
Narath Carlile
Clinical Health Informatics Lead, Brigham Educational Institute
Aneal Gadgil
Staff Clinician Scientist, Abridge
Matt Cunningham
Executive Vice President, Availity
