restructure healthcare partnerships to improve patient outcomes

 The collaboration with Adobe and Microsoft will connect administrative and clinical tools to streamline and enhance the patient experience.

In order to streamline various patient touchpoints and improve the patient experience, Change Healthcare has partnered with Adobe and Microsoft, the firms revealed during this year's HLTH conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The collaboration will include Microsoft Azure, the Adobe Experience Cloud, and the Change Healthcare Intelligent Healthcare Network. Together, these technologies will gather and make active patient data from various health IT sources and data centers. Better use of EHR data, registration, patient billing, appointment scheduling, and other patient-facing areas will be facilitated by the relationship, to be more precise.

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The majority of healthcare companies will be able to connect their clinical and administrative systems thanks to this. The collaboration would enable medical professionals and office employees to seamlessly switch between several applications rather of being tied to the patient portal and EHR, a feature that Change Healthcare president and CEO Neil de Crescenzo said will improve the healthcare experience.

This special partnership is all about assisting our clients in putting the interests of the consumer first, de Crescenzo said in a statement.

De Crescenzo continued, "Bolting transactional functionality onto portals cannot deliver the frictionless, end-to-end experience consumers want. "Only when providers are able to inject and coordinate intelligence into touchpoints across the administrative, clinical, and financial continuum of healthcare can that ideal be realised. The key to helping providers keep patients linked with care and wellness solutions throughout their healthcare journey is to combine the best consumer capabilities with unmatched healthcare data, AI-enhanced workflows, and operational experience.