In 2017 global digital commerce accounted for over $3 trillion, 13% of all commerce. A McKinsey report indicates that it is set to more than double by 2025.

Digital technologies have transformed consumer behavior and expectations so pervasively that customers often become frustrated when a transaction is not instantaneous.

This healthcare trend will affect Medicaid program budgets, beneficiary access, service quality, and inpatient/outpatient payment methods and rate setting.

A CMS proposed rule intends to reduce administrative burdens, change payment rates and more. But the changes may not be budget-neutral for Medicaid.

Social determinants disproportionately affect low-income populations like Medicaid members. Programs now have new ways to address them and improve health.

Today's EBPP options digitize payments and seamlessly integrate them into AR systems — often reducing turnaround time by several days (or more!).

Medicare’s Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Final Rule for FFY 2018 brings a myriad of changes. The post IPPS Final Rule Brings Annual Changes to Inpatient Payments appeared first on...

Delivering innovation in payment systems isn't reserved for private industry. Public sector/government agencies also can use prepaid payroll. Daniel Rose of @Conduent explains.

CMS continues to refine its outpatient methodology in numerous ways. The post OPPS Rule Continues Push Toward Bundled Payment appeared first on Conduent.

Already, CMS is seeing the results of orienting payment with value. The post CMS Reaffirms Commitment to Value Purchasing appeared first on Conduent.

Prepaid cards aren't just for payroll. Companies can enjoy the same benefits and convenience by using prepaid cards for corporate payments.

Payroll by prepaid card is an emerging trend. Wendy Humphrey of Conduent talks about the compliance challenges for prepaid card providers.