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This week Salesforce hosts what’s billed as “the world’s largest software conference”: Dreamforce ‘22. It’s ironic that the company which gained notoriety by picketing Siebel Systems’ 2012 annual conference with signs that read “NO SOFTWARE” is billing its 20th annual big show as a software conference.

In an industry awash with payment models, which approaches hold the most promise for helping to strengthen primary care while also improving health equity? One thing is certain: Fee-for-service is not only the wrong model, but it's actually at the root of our problems driving primary care revenue and care quality down, and inequality up.

Thomas Edison said, “There’s a better way to do it. Find it.” That’s the definition of innovation. Innovaccer was founded to accelerate innovation in healthcare.

Healthcare stakeholders have been slow to react and adapt to the surge in consumerism that is pushing to the industry. 

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid’s (CMS) recent announcement about new eCQM (electronic clinical quality measures) requirements has created a stir among Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) concerned about scope, implementation, and timeline.

In the context of healthcare, revenue integrity essentially comes down to making sure that each clinical encounter is accurately translated into revenue. In order to achieve this, people, processes, and platforms—all play an important role in realizing operational efficiency, compliance, and optimal reimbursement. In other words, revenue integrity ensures that all patient services are correctly captured, billed, and paid for while ensuring regulatory compliance and an optimal patient experience.