Neeraj K. Sharma

Provider information such as provider specialty, languages spoken, or an organization's ability to see new patients directly affects consumer access to quality care. When these or other types of information are incorrect, there are cascading effects that can impact the patient and other entities, responsible for managing and regulating benefits across the insurance products they offer.

If payers have timely access to accurate network data, they can manage costs, improve engagement with providers and help members make healthcare choices.