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In bundled payment models, patientadvocacy plays a pivotal role in improving care coordination, patient satisfaction, and adherence to treatment plans. This blog explores how patientadvocacy enhances care quality, addresses social determinants of health, and supports bundled payment success.
These patients face unique challenges, from high medical costs to limited access to necessary treatments. Nurses in these settings play a pivotal role in providing medical care and guiding patients through the complexities of the healthcare system without insurance.
As patients continue to morph into health consumers, facing rising out-of-pocket costs for deductibles and coinsurance shares, people are healthcare payers alongside their employers and government sponsors for insurance. For context, check out the third chart I’m sharing here from a recent survey into U.S.
Once I understood the role of nurses and patientadvocacy, the ability to share health information and care for people and promote health and wellness, that was my epiphany. And I give kudos to my colleagues who are on units in hospitals. I wanted to see patients on an ambulatory basis.
Author: Steve Fields, Vice President – Field Access & Reimbursement, Inizio Engage Prior Authorization is a healthcare protocol used by insurers and payers to determine coverage for prescribed medications or services. Patients often face high out-of-pocket costs for advanced medications without insurance coverage.
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