Paragon Predicts Sharp Rise in Information-Related Initiatives as Health Plan Companies Address the Affordable Care Act
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“No matter which side of the aisle you identify with, we all agree that the decision to uphold The Affordable Care Act will have a ripple effect across the healthcare industry," said
Paragon, a firm that specializes in providing consulting to the healthcare market throughout the U.S., points out that health plan firms have been holding the reins on spending for initiatives impacted by regulatory changes until there was a definitive decision on ACA. All that changed yesterday.
“Healthcare companies will be required to provide ‘dollar one’ coverage for preventive care and screening, which a number of folks forgo in today’s co-pay environment. As a result of this added cost, healthcare companies will continue to look for ways to reduce administrative costs associated with managed care,” added
About Paragon
Paragon Solutions is an advisory consulting and systems integration firm that specializes in enterprise information management to help clients leverage information assets for better business results. The company does this through its industry practices, solution accelerators and specialized technology competencies that help clients achieve operational efficiency, business scalability and regulatory compliance.
Paragon works with businesses that are focused in a few key industries – communications, financial services, healthcare, insurance and life sciences. The industry-focused practices work with Paragon’s competency groups to address today’s client concerns in Process Optimization, Information Management and Information Integration.
For more information, please visit the Paragon website at www.consultparagon.com, or call 1.800.462.5582.
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