Vericred launches service to help patients avoid unexpected medical bills

Vericred, a healthcare data services company based in New York City, unveiled a provider-network notification service.

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Through the service, health insurtech companies and carriers will be able to alert their customers when physicians or facilities leave, or join, a health plan’s network, according to a news release.

Vericred said the goal with the service is “to reduce the unexpected bills and administrative burden resulting from unintended use of out-of-network providers.”

 

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