Experian Health COVID-19 Resource Center
You’re helping the nation. We want to help you.
We recognize that, as a healthcare provider, you are on the front lines addressing the coronavirus pandemic. It is our priority to do everything we can to support you in this mission. This resource center is designed to provide you with the latest information and solutions to help now.
Stay on top of constantly evolving payer policies related to COVID-19 and telehealth. Avoid claims denials and ensure you get paid quickly and accurately with our FREE COVID-19 specific payer alerts.
Streamline and automate patient authentication for telehealth, drive-thru testing, emergency department visits, and increasing patient portal visits.
Gain access to on-demand patient lookups to fill in critical patient demographic data gaps. Insights will support patient results outreach and linkage to existing medical records.
Prepare now for the surge of demand when Covid-19 crisis subsides. Offload call center volume with online scheduling and automated outreach, allowing patients to book via text and IVR.
We know it's essential for you to ensure insurance is billed correctly for the patients you are seeing now, more than ever. Coverage Discovery will help your staff find missing coverage fast, leading to more timely reimbursements.
Gain insight into the financial, transportation and technology barriers that impact a patient’s ability to access essential services like healthcare, food, medication and more.
The COVID-19 vaccine roll-out is complex. Several solutions can be deployed today to simplify the process, improve efficiency, and create a better patient experience.
View a time lapse of consumer sentiments across various industries.
Payer policy changes are coming in fast. Avoid payment delays and costly re-work. Hospitals and healthcare organizations can register here for free access to our public portal and get the latest COVID-19 and telehealth payer policy alerts.
Access our CORE Model heat map of geographic populations across the United States most susceptible to developing cases of severe COVID-19, which would likely result in excessive strain on healthcare resources (and potentially other, associated, supply chain, community infrastructure and policy impacts).
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