Jay Eisenstock's new article for Chief Healthcare Executive explores the hidden costs patients face, from inflated chargemaster rates to denied coverage for necessary treatments. More importantly, he shares steps individuals and families can take to better prepare, advocate for themselves, and avoid financial ruin.
To read the full article, visit Chief Healthcare Executive.
Jay Eisenstock’s feature article, “The Cost of Healthcare” was featured on Health IT Answers in January 2025. In this piece, Jay dives into the critical factors driving healthcare costs and explore innovative approaches to address these challenges. From the role of technology to the importance of collaboration, there’s so much we can do to make healthcare more efficient and affordable for everyone.
To read the full article, visit Health IT Answers.
Thursday, November 30, 2023 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
Jointly presented by Tyler Ford, VP, Strategy and Partnerships, CAQH and Jay Eisenstock, Program Manager, Zane Networks, this session will examine how an innovative partnership with the District of Columbia’s Department of Healthcare Finance (DHCF) has helped to improve coordination of benefits with commercial carriers for DC Medicaid.
By Jay Eisenstock, Chair of the WEDI Board of Directors and founder of JE Consulting Twitter: @WEDIonline
In 2003, the health care industry scrambled to comply with the HIPAA Privacy Rule. This rule is composed of regulations for the use and disclosure of Protected Health Information in healthcare treatment, payment and operations by covered entities.
The following article was featured in Electronic Health Reporter:
Virtual visits help providers increase productivity by adding revenue and reducing travel to different clinical settings. However, despite these obvious advantages, 2019 saw an abysmally low utilization rate of less than 10%. Things have monumentally changed. As a local physician characterized telehealth today, convenience is the new quality. Love it or hate it, telehealth is here to stay.
"Easing the Pain of Prior Authorization: Operational Advice for Healthcare Providers" to be held at HIMSS on Tuesday, March 10.
"The Pursuit of Healthcare Automation" Virtual Roundtable to be held March 4.
According to the most recent CAQH Index report, the healthcare industry has generally continued the slow, steady adoption of electronic transactions to drive continued automation and efficiencies. There are, however, some aspects of healthcare that seem to be progressing more quickly, and in some cases more slowly, than others.
Virtual Provider Payments: The Good The Bad, The Opportunity to be held on November 13.
If you’re like many payers, you’ve begun transitioning providers from paper checks to electronic payments, and perhaps with great success. Typically, that progress stalls around the 60% conversion point. How can you push past it?
January 7-13 on the Physician Innovation Network's new EHR Connect hub, Jay joined other esteemed industry experts as they explored how collaboration is the key to improved experiences with EHRs.
The Chair's Award is presented at the discretion of WEDI’s Chair to an individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to the advancement of specific WEDI initiatives. The 2018 recipients of this award are Jay Eisenstock, WEDI chair-elect and Gail Kocher, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
Jay Eisenstock named to the board as Chair Elect.
During the Credit Suisse 2018 Health Insurance Symposium, Jay Eisenstock, principal at JE Consulting served as a presenter at the Telehealth Market Update panel, alongside Christa Natoli, experienced telehealth executive, and Pramod Gaur, telehealth subject matter expert and adjunct professor, Pace University.
Clinical documentation improvement (CDI) needs are quickly becoming a top issue for healthcare organizations, especially as the push for nationwide interoperability continues to grow. Improving CDI will have long-lasting effects on the industry, impacting both providers and patients.
Payers and providers need to work more closely than ever to meet the demands of value-based care, but communication, duplication and workflow overload pose barriers to collaboration. Payer portals were developed to streamline interaction, but challenges remain.
Changing payment models, quality programs, disease management, care coordination and so on have necessitated dramatic changes for the exchange of clinical data between providers and health plans. Administrative and financial data is by and large standardized, and the technology is in place for that interchange.
Held March 27-29, at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington, VA, the National HIPAA Summit featured sessions on a variety of OCR Policy and HIPAA Privacy topics. Visit HIPAA Summit for more information.
Industry champions recognized for contributions to further association and health IT industry initiatives.
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