CAQH launches 2024 indexing survey tracking trends in electronic administrative transactions
The Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare has launched its annual indexing survey for 2024, which tracks trends in the adoption of electronic transactions for routine administrative interactions between health care providers and health plans. It estimates potential cost and time savings associated with changing from manual to electronic transactions and costs avoided through automation. Hospitals and health systems can complete the survey online or download a printable version. Participants must complete the survey by Aug. 31. Submitted data will be confidential and reported data will be deidentified.
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