About This Webinar
A quiet but impactful shift is underway in health care—one that is redefining how health plans manage network administration. In response to rising regulatory demands and increasing pressure to maintain accurate, accessible provider networks, health plans are confronting a growing administrative burden. The costs and complexity associated with provider outreach, credentialing, and directory accuracy are accelerating. Amid these challenges, multi-payer collaboration for shared services models are emerging as a compelling strategy—offering health plans the ability to align on common administrative functions while maintaining full compliance, data security, and network autonomy.
This webinar will introduce a variety of service models gaining traction in the market and provide an in-depth look at two real-world implementations led by Sutherland:
- California Provider Appointment Availability Survey (PAAS): A coordinated, 17-plan initiative delivering compliance with California access mandates through shared execution models and centralized infrastructure.
- National Multi-Payer Credentialing Solution: A scalable credentialing framework that enables shared cycle recredentialing across participating health plans, while preserving the integrity, privacy, and independence of each organization’s provider network.
Attendees Will Learn About
- The strategic drivers behind the emergence of shared administrative models in health care
- Key design principles that ensure scalability, compliance, and client-specific data controls
- Operational and compliance benefits realized through multi-client implementations
- Considerations for adopting shared services in your organization’s network strategy
