Where you’ll find us
In our mission to make healthcare administration work better for plans, providers, and patients, andros is taking our show on the road. Come check out our data systems, technology, and services at these upcoming virtual and in-person events!
Events
Upcoming Event
Join us at AHIP 2022 | Las Vegas
Meet us in Vegas at AHIP and learn how andros offers a faster, smarter way to build, credential, and monitor your networks.
Past Event
Delegated Credentialing: What you need to know to get started
Our experts, Director of Compliance Mark Hirschorn and Compliance Manager Jamie Kates will highlight how Delegated Credentialing can benefit both payors and provider organizations.
Past Event
Credentials Committee: Duties & Lessons Learned from Dr. Death
The now infamous case of Christopher Duntsch, aka “Dr. Death” has highlighted significant failures in the healthcare system.
Our Past Events
Webinar · April 19th, 12 pm ET
Delegated Credentialing: What you need to know to get started
Our experts, Director of Compliance Mark Hirschorn and Compliance Manager Jamie Kates will highlight how Delegated Credentialing can benefit both payors and provider organizations.
Learn the essentials about Delegated Credentialing, including:
- How it works
- How it can save you on time, costs and administrative burden
- Q&A to address any questions before you get started
This free session is a must-attend for industry professionals and decision-makers interested in bringing greater accuracy and efficiency into their organization.
Webinar · March 30th, 4 pm ET
Credentials Committee: Duties & Lessons Learned from Dr. Death
The now infamous case of Christopher Duntsch, aka “Dr. Death” has highlighted significant failures in the healthcare system. The physicians that petitioned the Texas Medical Board to revoke Dr. Duntsch’s license, and the attorneys that they partnered with to prosecute him, share their story firsthand.
The group of panelists discussed:
- How a failure to disclose pertinent information from the training program resulted in significant conflicts of interest
- Learn how several hospital’s peer review programs and the Texas Medical Board failed to properly address significant complaints and issues in a timely manner
- The breakdown at hospitals that inappropriately granted temporary privileges, ignored credentialing red flags or placed profit over patient safety
- What physician leaders and administrators can do to strengthen their credentialing & peer review processes to avoid these pitfalls
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