Online Tool Helps Healthcare Orgs Simplify Data Collection

June 24, 2011
The Washington-based CAQH reports that more than 90 healthcare organizations, including 25 health plans and 37 hospitals, successfully streamlined
The Washington-based CAQH reports that more than 90 healthcare organizations, including 25 health plans and 37 hospitals, successfully streamlined provider data collection through the Universal Provider Datasource (UPD) service in 2008.
UPD is an online service created to enable providers to electronically submit, store, update and access critical information, including education, registration numbers and other data essential for provider credentialing, directory maintenance, claims administration, network referrals and quality assurance.

Among the organizations that adopted UPD in 2008 are OhioHealth, Ohio State University Health System, St. John’s Healthcare, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona.

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