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Otto: 50% of invoiced healthcare dollars are uncollected
“Around 50% of every dollar that is being invoiced is being uncollected.”
Otto: Cedar infers patient job class and demographics for billing outreach
“And then we know, what is the insurance plan? That's also another data point. So that infers, is it a blue color, is it a white color plan? Then, of course, we know what is the demographics of that, of a certain invention, because we have date of birth, right?…”
Florian Otto: Healthcare administration remains stuck in the 1980s
“When you see on the administrative side, I think it's still completely stuck kind of in the eighties, right? So you literally have the fax machine still there. You're still having checks being mailed right and left. And you still have something like prior auth…”
Otto: Poor Medical Billing Destroys Patient Trust in Healthcare Providers
“So overall, what was really interesting, she basically said, never take me back to that hospital because she lost trust in us. So if the billing is so messed up, she also lost trust in the medical side.”
Otto: Cedar uses multi-armed bandit algorithms to personalize billing follow-ups
“So we use these multi-armed bandits, they're called. And then based on how the patient clicks through the app, that gives us another set of data, which is engagement data. And together with this engagement data, then of course the follow-ups are different. I m…”