- August 3, 2023
- Modio in the Press
Modio Shines in the Spotlight: Featured on Becker’s Healthcare IT
Provider credentialing, a source of competitive advantage: How modernizing the process promotes efficiency, growth, and patient safety. Amid challenges like staff shortages, physician burnout and endless administrative tasks, hospitals and health systems still are striving to scale their services and impact. To make improvements that
- June 1, 2023
- Modio in the Press
MedCity News – Retailers Are Making a Big Push Into Healthcare. Is Our Sector Ready?
Hot off the press! Our co-founder, John Bou, has recently been featured in MedCity News, sharing his expertise on the expanding role of retailers in the healthcare industry and sparking vital conversations about our sector’s preparedness to embrace this dynamic and ever-changing landscape. Retailers Are Making a
- December 21, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Where is healthcare heading in 2023? Here are a few trends to keep an eye on
The pandemic and other challenges including provider burnout and ongoing workforce shortages have forced the healthcare sector to reframe when it comes to the old ways of doing things. Healthcare providers are exhausted, organizations are strained, and manual and outdated processes continue to fuel the
- December 13, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Modio’s founder, Kirk Heath, sits down with Beckers ASC to talk about provider credentialing
Modio Health CEO, Kirk Heath, sits down with Becker’s ASC Review to chat about all things provider credentialing for their winter issue. The last few years has been a turbulent time for the healthcare sector. Staffing shortages, an ongoing pandemic, and inefficiencies in how providers
- November 17, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Modio Health Receives Top Ranking by KLAS for 4th Straight Year
The importance of a modernized, innovative provider credentialing platform has always been important, however, in today’s challenging healthcare sector, it’s become essential. KLAS recently released their Credentialing 2022 report and Modio has once again proved they are raising the bar. Modio’s medical staff credentialing technology
- October 27, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Takeaways From NAMSS 2022
Last month I attended the National Association Medical Staff Services (NAMSS) 46th annual meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. It was truly exciting to be back in-person this year, having the opportunity to reconnect with everyone face-to-face for the first time in two years. For those who
- October 4, 2022
- Credentialing, Modio in the Press
It might be time to take another look at your payer relationships.
It might be time to take another look at your payer relationships. Modio’s credentialing operations manager, Amy Aymar, tells us why. The relationship between payers and provider credentialing teams is an important one to nurture. Efficiently credentialing a provider with an insurance company ensures that
- September 6, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Modio Is Coming to Nashville for NAMSS 22!
Modio is heading to the 46th Annual NAMSS – National Association Medical Staff Services conference in Nashville! come meet the team, pick up some cool swag, and enter for a chance to win our favorite tech gadget! #NAMSS22
- August 24, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Temporary vs. permanent: Is it time to restructure physician work?
Clinician burnout and staffing shortages have been taxing our healthcare system for years. The COVID-19 pandemic certainly exacerbated things; however, these issues loomed long before. While there is no silver bullet solution, we can agree that what’s really important is patients having access to quality,
- August 2, 2022
- Modio in the Press
Modio Sits Down with Eleonore Ruffy, Vice President of RNnetwork, To Take a Closer Look at Travel Nursing
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