Interoperability: Drive Lasting Impact
- New investments in healthcare interoperability are expected to drive significant improvements in operations and patient outcomes in 2024.
- katie Devlin, vice president of interoperability at Cotiviti, and Adam Gilbert, director of interoperability operations and partnerships, recently discussed how health plans can adapt to the CMS Interoperability...
- According to Devlin and Gilbert, interoperability optimizes data acquisition and is crucial for finding a high-quality data partner.
Healthcare interoperability investments are driving important improvements in 2024, especially as health plans integrate digital data exchange to boost risk adjustment and quality. This strategic shift is crucial for optimizing operations and enhancing patient outcomes. Discover how Cotiviti’s Katie Devlin and Adam gilbert are helping health plans adapt to the CMS Interoperability and Prior Authorization Final Rule and leverage emerging best practices. They are also refining digital data initiatives to ensure high-quality data acquisition. News Directory 3 sources the very best insights into healthcare and the direction it’s heading.What’s on the horizon for 2025 and beyond? Discover what’s next for data-driven healthcare.
Healthcare Interoperability Investments Boost Data Exchange
Updated June 11, 2025
New investments in healthcare interoperability are expected to drive significant improvements in operations and patient outcomes in 2024. Health plans are actively developing capabilities to integrate digital data exchange into their risk adjustment and quality operations, aiming to reduce inefficiencies and improve overall results.
katie Devlin, vice president of interoperability at Cotiviti, and Adam Gilbert, director of interoperability operations and partnerships, recently discussed how health plans can adapt to the CMS Interoperability and Prior Authorization Final Rule and TEFCA Common Agreement v2.0. They also explored how to leverage emerging best practices and refine digital data initiatives.
According to Devlin and Gilbert, interoperability optimizes data acquisition and is crucial for finding a high-quality data partner. Priorities for 2025 include focusing on best practices in digital data initiatives.
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Katie Devlin, DHSc, MS, CPHIMS Devlin is responsible for creating an enterprise-wide health data exchange strategy. she oversees initiatives related to digital health data acquisition, storage, and normalization, including the expansion of electronic health data networks and strategic partnerships. |
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Adam Gilbert Gilbert works with payers, providers, and vendors to increase the use of clinical data exchange. He is committed to enhancing healthcare through effective interoperability strategies. |
What’s next
As healthcare continues to evolve, a focus on healthcare interoperability and digital data exchange will be essential for health plans looking to optimize operations and improve patient care in the coming years.