Here are the four new features for payers, according to an April 12 release from Microsoft:
- A new place within the cloud where payers can aggregate, access and utilize different types of data.
- A care management outreach tool that can automate workflows with scenario templates.
- A remote care management feature so healthcare providers can better support hybrid care environments.
- A virtual health data table in which payers can have real-time updates on the clinical data that is stored in Healthcare Interoperability Resources servers.
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