Increasing Adoption of Patient Portals
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On October 1, more than 20 million people across the United States will be required to adopt a health insurance plan for when the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) goes into effect next year, and the health insurance exchange becomes fully operational.
Setting up a successful AEP plan is key: it’s all about telling your story, building your marketing plan and getting the word out.
The smart way to approach AEP 2014 is to be strategizing on your plan modifications with a knowledge of what your competition is doing – and to have more kings and queens still standing in that chess game of member prospecting and retention.
Now is the time to be looking at last year’s offerings, deciding what to change for 2014, and build those solutions into your ANOC model.
It's ANOC season and if you survived last year creating your documents manually, do you remember what worked and what didn’t?
The happy glow of ANOC season is now visible on the horizon, and if you have not already committed to and invested in automated production of your materials, it is “officially” too late.
It’s no surprise that the healthcare industry is moving in the direction of patient-centered care and away from the “one-size-fits-all” approach to medicine. Many doctors are ‘prescribing’ mobile and iPad medical apps that patients can use to keep track of their own health. These apps provide a two-fold benefit to patients using them and doctors prescribing them.