Kelsey Winick

Kelsey Winick is a contributor for Financial Technology Today. She writes about how technology helps brands connect with customers and address the challenges of delivering success in the digital marketplace. Kelsey is a graduate of The Ohio State University.
Pandemic Relief Fraud

Our colleagues at Government Technology Insider recently published a piece on how artificial intelligence helped government agencies combat fraud, waste, and abuse and protected a $5 trillion

Health Insurers

Health insurers are facing more than a few challenges getting up to speed and in compliance with the No Surprises Act. In this article, published

Third Party Administrators

Third party administrators are an essential part of the health insurance ecosystem, but they also create some challenges when it comes to understanding the pricing

Four Stages

Healthcare payers must prepare for new requirements stemming from the No Surprises Act and the Transparency in Coverage Rule (TiC). In this article, originally published

Data Sharing Solutions

Insurance companies, like most other organizations, are undergoing a massive period of disruption and transformation. From drones assessing damages to enable faster claims processing to

Costs of Doing Business

The costs of doing business for health insurers have risen dramatically during the pandemic. In this article, recently published on Future Healthcare Today, Scott Zurich,

Reimbursements for Payers

Earlier this week on our Future Healthcare Today community we published an interesting podcast on ensuring reasonable and acceptable reimbursements for payers when the No

Helping Health Insurers

With the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 crisis, health insurance companies are under a lot of pressure, which is exactly the time when cyberattackers like

With the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 crisis health insurance companies are under a lot of pressure, which is exactly the time when cyberattackers like

Advanced Explanation of Benefits

New legislation is changing the information that health insurance companies need to provide to members. As a result, healthcare organizations need to know what processes