symplr Payer vs. Newgen Provider Contracting and Servicing

Cut costs, eliminate data silos, and improve member outcomes through a unified and automated provider data solution. symplr Payer acts as a dependable single source of truth for provider data, ensuring regular reconciliation and verification against primary sources. This system greatly enhances data quality, accessibility, and transparency, while also reducing provider frustrations by removing unnecessary information requests. By adopting symplr Payer as the core repository for provider data throughout the organization, payers can share accurate and timely information with multiple downstream systems. Our thorough and flexible provider data management solution supervises all pre-contract and renewal negotiations. You can optimize and standardize your contracting workflows while carefully documenting contract details such as sentinel events, trigger dates, process steps, fee schedule information, and beyond. Moreover, the innovative architecture of symplr Payer allows your organization to seamlessly integrate contracting and credentialing processes. This not only simplifies management but also significantly boosts overall efficiency in handling provider data, paving the way for more streamlined business operations. In doing so, your organization can foster stronger relationships with providers and ensure a more effective service delivery.

Enhance the lifecycle of provider contracts by utilizing automation to effectively manage complicated care delivery models, intricate regulations, and constrained provider networks. It is crucial to uphold compliance with regulations to reduce the chances of facing financial penalties. By promoting the creation and oversight of value-based contracts, providers are empowered to deliver transparent and consistent care to their members. The entire contracting process should be expedited, covering initiation, negotiation, execution, archiving, amendments, and renewals. An automated contract creation system, supported by interview-driven contracting features, can streamline this process. A smart questionnaire can be employed to swiftly generate contracts from pre-defined templates, while integrating features like parallel editing, bind variables, reusable clauses, and templates will further accelerate contract development. Additionally, a systematic and organized approach to managing provider credentialing should be maintained, incorporating case auto-routing and intuitive checklists to decrease the likelihood of errors. This all-encompassing strategy not only boosts operational efficiency but also cultivates stronger relationships with providers, ultimately benefiting all stakeholders involved. Moreover, a focus on continuous improvement and feedback mechanisms can ensure the longevity and adaptability of these practices.