The pandemic brought a lot of changes to the healthcare sector, particularly its workforce. Even before the pandemic, providers, especially nurses, were overworked and understaffed with COVID-19 elevating these challenges. During the pandemic, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses surveyed more than 6,500 critical care
Healthcare providers are expected to be superhuman; however, just like the rest of us, they are not immune from mental health challenges, and unfortunately, barriers to seeking care remain high. The nature of being a clinician itself is not an easy road — long hours
During the COVID-19 pandemic, provider credentialing played a critical role in ensuring that patients received quality care. Physicians and nurses were needed in different states and of course, telemedicine increasingly became the preferred method of care for many. Provider credentialing is already extremely complex, and
The past two years have not been easy. We’ve all done our best to transition, pivot, innovate, and navigate our way through a tireless pandemic. At Modio, we worked hard to ensure our clients had the support and resources they needed at their fingertips to
For decades, our healthcare system has struggled to find ways to cut down on unnecessary provider tasks — from lengthy times to credential to prior authorization approval delays, valuable time better spent on patient care is being wasted. One of the driving factors right now
If you’re at a healthcare company, then you’ve likely sat with your leadership team and debated the age-old question: “Do we build or do we buy software?” This is a common conversation, and the answer depends on your needs. Are you a big or small
The pandemic left us floundering in many ways — our healthcare infrastructure was not prepared to handle a fast-moving, contagious virus that made it unsafe for in-person visits with a mental health provider, not to mention a virus that would keep the vast majority of
Telemedicine proved to be a game-changer throughout the pandemic; however, when we saw its impact, many of us wondered how provider credentialing could keep up with the demand. Modio COO and co-founder, John Bou, wrote in the May/June issue of Group Practice Journal, “Telemedicine has
Provider credentialing is one of the most necessary components of running a healthcare practice and ultimately getting patients the care they need. However, the operational processes can be burdensome. Employees are burned out, stressed out, and exhausted after the pandemic year. Remote work has exacerbated
3 min read Spreadsheet to system: 2021 is the year to get serious about credentialing 2020 was an eye-opening year in many respects. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic left a massive impact throughout the healthcare industry, from provider and patient to hospital and small