Payers: Build trusted member and provider relationships
Health insurance companies must balance both member and provider relationships. An integrated, AI-powered platform allows payers to unify data and streamline operations to build more intelligent end-to-end experiences, improve affordability, reduce provider friction, and scale collaboration between distributed care teams.
Disconnected systems tend to slow down the processes that make these experiences possible, which is why prioritizing connected tools and technologies is so important. An integrated system allows payers to unify data and operations to build better end-to-end experiences, improve affordability, reduce provider friction, and scale collaboration between distributed care teams.
Disconnected systems slow down the processes that make these great end-to-end experiences possible. They also leave AI-powered solutions with less data to work with. This makes prioritizing data harmonization alongside integrated tools and technologies incredibly important– especially as it relates to the strength of your AI capabilities.
Accelerating relationships with actionable data and predictive capabilities not only strengthens your relationships, it makes your overall operation drastically more efficient. When members and providers feel seen, heard, and engaged, a more trusting and loyal relationship can be built. In fact, members who trust their insurers are more satisfied with their overall experience.
78% of consumers with a trusted relationship believe their health insurer genuinely cares about their health as compared to 3% of consumers who do not trust their insurer
Source: "Connected Health Consumer," Salesforce Industry Research, 2021.