Healthcare providers need to focus on lowering cost, increasing personalized and timely attention to patients, and alignment with the next generation of patients and around the clock availability. By leveraging voice technologies, which will soon be a mainstay in homes around the globe, providers are easily available to patients and can provide the level of personal care the next generation demands.
With the introduction of new players in the industry such as large wholesalers and online providers driving massive change and desire for transparency, PBMs face a real challenge in the reinvention and maintenance of their value proposition towards the betterment of patients’ health and wellness.
There is only one constant and that is change. At GalaxE.Solutions, we bring experienced teams to apply custom automated technology, leverage credible innovation to transform healthcare, and bring a competitive advantage.
In the ever-evolving world of IT and business, the ability to move rapidly and efficiently toward competitive differentiation while keeping up with or ahead of the pace of change drives a continuing need for IT transformation.
A $4 billion healthcare information services company initiated automated QA processing of benefit forms resulting in a 25% reduction in processing time and a 100% reduction in direct mail errors. We are more than a consultant crunching numbers. We are a trusted partner who can help you achieve your goals.
GalaxE leads the IT industry in business transformation with advanced automation solutions that reduce the time and cost for implementing change while letting data drive reliability and accuracy. We have used this approach to deliver excellence, creating a competitive advantage for our clients.
Amazon wants in on the prescription drug market. It’s already a major provider of over-the-counter medicines, so it should come as no surprise to anyone that prescription medicines are next on the company’s radar.
Despite stringent monitoring by the healthcare industry, including governmental agencies, the longtime problem of medication errors continues to exist. Technology can and should be utilized to provide a “checks and balances” system for catching human error and foolproof methodologies for managing medications.
Today, healthcare IT is focused on enhancing system-to-system communication. There has been tremendous progress in exchanging information between government, providers, payers and pharmas and patients.