The Smart Trading platform aims to improve data automation and interoperability. The new platform also streamlines payers’ ability to process and reimburse claims while ensuring data quality to drive down administrative costs.
“With our partnership in place, Nebraska’s Medicaid program has enhanced their ability to process claims seamlessly across all participating entities,” said Sunny Singh, president and CEO of Edifecs.
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