Clearinghouse problems rarely announce themselves. They quietly show up as denial rate creep, slower payments, and increased staff time. Here are the three signs to watch for.
July 16, 2026
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Clearinghouse problems rarely announce themselves. They quietly show up as denial rate creep, slower payments, and increased staff time. Here are the three signs to watch for.
Enterprise clearinghouses solve enterprise problems. Mid-market practices need a different fit. Here is how to evaluate whether your current vendor matches your operation.
Change Healthcare and TriZetto proved single-rail clearinghouse strategy is a single point of failure. Here is the business case for a second rail, and what it actually protects.
It has been two years since the Change Healthcare cyberattack. Lawsuits are still being filed. Here is what the industry actually learned about single-rail clearinghouse strategy.
Claims Correct from Harris Secure Connect catches the errors that cause denials before claims leave your building. Here is what it does and how early clients are seeing up to 50% denial reductions.
67% of practices believe AI will reduce denials. Only 14% have adopted it. The gap between belief and action is mostly about trust. Here is how to close it responsibly.
EFF is suing CMS over the WISeR AI prior authorization pilot. Here is what the program does, what the lawsuit alleges, and what providers in the six pilot states need to know.
In recent years, roughly 80% of breached patient records came from third-party vendors, not from hospital systems. Here is what that pattern means for how you evaluate vendor risk.
After Change Healthcare and TriZetto, a secondary clearinghouse rail is a risk management requirement. Here is how to add one without disrupting your primary workflow.
41% of providers now report denial rates above 10%, up sharply from previous years. Here is what is actually driving the increase, and what to do about it.