Centralized Claims Hubs Make Sense For All
One of the simplest principles of organization is the concept that all necessary information should be kept in one centralized location, seamlessly integrated and easily retrievable. Claims technology can now leverage this concept, with claims departments consolidating data, functions and applications into a centralized hub.
Traditionally, an organization's claims knowledge has been fragmented, with various stakeholders holding pieces of the overall claims picture. The process was disjointed, involving paper-based processes, mail operations, and cumbersome data transfers among stakeholders and third-party vendors to share and exchange information.
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