B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

Companies are in different phases of their EDI modernization journey. Many are starting to evaluate APIs, but don’t know how to get from Point A to Point B.

If you are looking to implement an EDI system for the first time, or you are looking to migrate to another EDI system, one of the questions you will naturally be asking is about the price. The right EDI pricing model is an important factor in your selection. There are a few EDI pricing models on the market, but how much will you ultimately wind up paying?

Medical billing is a necessity for practices; without it, you cannot continue your crucial work of keeping patients healthy. At the same time, it is an administrative task that takes up valuable time and resources. How can your medical practice balance the need for payment with your core business, making people feel better?

As a healthcare provider, you have a number of tasks. You must ensure the patient becomes healthy so he or she can live a normal life, you have to run your operation in a way that is efficient and cost-effective, and you have to abide by regulations such as HIPAA so that you do not pay hefty financial penalties.

How can you remain HIPAA-compliant and still achieve those other goals? The answer lies in healthcare EDI. Read on to learn about transaction sets, an important component in sending healthcare EDI messages.

You have invested a great deal of time and money in your EDI system, but now, you are hearing that blockchain is going to replace EDI completely. You are confused, irritated, and worried. Questions swirl around you, such as, “Will I have to replace my investment, is EDI dead? How does blockchain work, and can it work with EDI?”