市場調查報告書
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美國醫療賬單管理市場增長機會US Healthcare Claims Management Growth Opportunities |
美國醫療索賠管理市場預計在 2021 年至 2026 年間以 11% 的複合年增長率增長,到 2026 年將達到 238.1 億美元。 主要增長驅動因素包括索賠流程的成本和復雜性上升、對基於價值的報銷模型的響應、索賠前後流程中欺詐、浪費和濫用 (FWA) 的增加,以及不堪重負的管理和運營。這些包括成本和消費者需求用於數字體驗。
本報告考察了美國的醫療索賠管理市場,並對管理軟件、服務和技術干預措施進行了定性和定量分析。
Intelligent Tools to Automate Payer and Provider Functions Will Boost Efficiency and Deliver a Digital Customer Experience
The healthcare claims management industry is evolving. Changes include a shifting reimbursement landscape (for virtual care, urgent care, telehealth, and at-home care); a transition to new, value-based care models (e.g., population-based reimbursement and partial and full capitation payment); and disruption from big tech companies, big-box retailers, and big telecom operators entering the primary care and platform play in healthcare domains.
In addition, health consumer empowerment (self-quantified consumers), employer push for greater value in patient care, and regulatory changes are forcing health insurance companies and providers to redesign their claims processes and capabilities by integrating technologies such as robotic process automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence (AI) in claims predictions, prior-authorization, pre/post-adjudication, and payment.
This study offers qualitative and quantitative analysis of select healthcare claims management software, services, and technology interventions for the US market. It also includes in-depth coverage of key vendors' solutions and services across payer and provider back-office operations including claims intake, preparation, pre/post-adjudication, claims adjustment, and payment. These solutions and services cover RPA, AI, clearinghouse, payment integrity, care management, revenue cycle management, and electronic medical record/electronic health record (EMR/EHR) across the provider and payer claims' value chain.
Frost & Sullivan expects the healthcare claims management market to hit $23.81 billion by 2026, increasing at a compound annual growth of 11% (2021 to 2026).
The main growth factors include the rising cost and complexity of claims processes, support for value-based reimbursement models, increasing fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) in the claims pre- and post-adjudication process, overwhelming administrative and operational costs, and consumer demand for a digital experience.
To keep ahead of their competitors, health insurance incumbents must have a robust process to integrate digital technologies into their core operations to become customer-centric, digitally enabled organizations fit to excel in three foundational areas of claims: customer experience, efficiency, and effectiveness.