Medical Staff Services | Medical Service Professionals | Provider Credentialing | Provider Privileging | Provider Management
NAMSS has designated November 3-9, 2019 as National Medical Staff Services Awareness week. We at symplr join in celebrating you, Medical Services Professionals (MSPs)! Your hard work is appreciated and respected. Thank you for the way you:
Payor Enrollment | Provider Credentialing | Provider Privileging | Provider Management | outcomes
Providers' performance data is used across an increasing number of areas by CMS, regulators and accreditation bodies, payers, and healthcare facilities themselves for initiatives like: Shared savings programs Merit-based incentives Peer review and external peer review Inclusion on government and commercial or private insurance panels In the age of data breaches, it's important for medical credentialing and privileging professionals to understand where the confidentiality lines are drawn.
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symplr | Healthcare Supply Chain
Because most of their work is done “behind the scenes,” healthcare supply chain professionals rarely get the recognition they deserve. That’s why symplr® is pleased to have the opportunity to celebrate them during National Health Care Supply Chain Week, October 6 – 12. As a leading healthcare vendor credentialing provider, we have the privilege of working with supply chain professionals every day. Over the years, we’ve seen their roles transform. What began as straight-forward product purchasing has evolved into a multi-faceted management position with responsibilities that affect the health and safety of patients, staff and visitors.
Healthcare Provider Credentialing | symplr | Vistar | Cactus | IntelliSoft Group
Planning your travel to the NAMSS Education Conference in Philadelphia October 21-23? We'll see you there at Booth #701, with surprises in store!
Healthcare Provider Credentialing | symplr | Cactus
Dear customers,
vendor credentialing | Vendor Credentialing Services | symplr
Vendor credentialing is the process hospital administrators go through of vetting third-party suppliers and sales reps before purchasing items or services from them. It’s a key part of an administrator’s responsibility to ensure that rules and regulations are maintained, both for the protection of patients and a hospital’s resources. Vendor credentialing is typically managed by the organization’s supply chain department, and is driven by directors of supply chain or materials management. However, administrators of vendor credentialing can include many people within a facility - basically anyone responsible for managing access to the facility or maintaining relationships with vendors.
