Joel Martin discusses the provider data problems that health insurers face and why VEDA Data Solutions was founded to solve them.
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“So the big payers spend millions and millions of dollars on bringing this data into their systems. And they basically get inaccurate data despite spending all that money in a lot of places in the industry, you see maybe 50, 60% accuracy for provider directories.”
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