Healthcare · Payers and provider organizations
Provider data that matches everywhere it's published.
A provider's name, address, specialty and network status have to agree across the directory, credentialing, claims and the APIs regulators now require. When they don't, members call the wrong office and claims stall. We fix the data foundation underneath, starting with the provider and member masters.
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01 / Symptoms
What it looks like.
- Directory entries that disagree with credentialing records.
- The same provider under several IDs across networks and claims systems.
- Member records that don't resolve across lines of business.
- Manual re-verification every quarter.
02 / Where it breaks
Where it breaks, area by area.
03 / Why now
Why this year.
Under the No Surprises Act, plans verify provider directory information at least every 90 days and update changes within two business days.
Source: Premera provider notice (opens in a new tab)Jan 1, 2027
CMS's Interoperability and Prior Authorization rule (CMS-0057-F) requires impacted payers to implement the Provider Access, Payer-to-Payer and Prior Authorization APIs by January 1, 2027 (CMS).
Source: CMS fact sheet (opens in a new tab)Each API exchange depends on member and provider records that resolve correctly.
05 / Experience
Member and provider master data are among the domains our team has delivered, alongside customer, product and counterparty masters.
Questions
We have an MDM for providers already.
Then the question is whether it's on the critical path for directory, credentialing and claims changes. If it isn't, see MDM Rescue.