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Experian acquires eInsights, expanding healthcare insurance technology

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What happened

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Experian acquired US healthcare technology company eInsights on October 20. eInsights provides insurance discovery software that identifies patient coverage after medical treatment has been delivered. The acquisition expands Experian’s healthcare revenue cycle management technology by combining front-end insurance verification with post-treatment coverage identification.

From infotechlead.com

Why it matters

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The acquisition adds capabilities for retroactive Medicaid identification, secondary insurance discovery, and reimbursement recovery to Experian’s portfolio. eInsights has helped its customers recover over $225 million in insurance reimbursements and serves more than 200 US healthcare organizations.

From infotechlead.com

Who's involved

  • ExperianIrish company that acquired eInsights to expand its healthcare technology services

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MedicareSpeculative

    Medicare might see enhanced automation services for screening through Experian's new insurance discovery technology

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The entities involved

Coverage

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