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Case Study | Regional Blues Plan
A HealthHelp client was experiencing provider dissatisfaction with their UM process along with a high denial rate. Savings was coming from denials and not care focused on improved outcomes. We worked in partnership to implement our collaborative and proactive provider outreach model along with our clinically superior tech.
Denials reduced by 50% | Savings and Provider Satisfaction Increase
Commercial Program
(Cardiology, MKS, Sleep, Surgical)

Initial Challenge
- High prior-auth denial rate
- Provider dissatisfaction
- Savings through denial
HealthHelp Solution
- Proactive outreach to providers
- Supported providers with clinical education by top-tier specialist
- Providers chose modification or withdrawl, reducing denials
Outcomes
- Net direct savings ROI: 4.9
- Annualized savings rate of $8M
- Reduced denials/abrasion
- Provider NPS: 60

About HealthHelp
HealthHelp, a unit within WNS, is a trusted healthcare advisor for health plans’ clinical programs. Our unified suite of solutions simplifies medical complexity and workforce challenges, and enhances provider relations and member journeys. Our uniquely designed UM and clinical solutions were developed to fit into health plans’ existing clinical programs to advance outcomes and success. We work in partnership to understand health plan commercials and Medicare clinical programs, and determine where our solutions can advance outcomes and lower cost. There is no one size fits all, and we know how to build the best solution for a specific health plan’s needs.
Clinically Superior | Collaborative | Unmatched Expertise
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