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“I feel like payer enrollment needs to have more automated AI integration. I work for a large hospital and we are constantly opening new locations and hiring new providers, but not hiring any more employees for enrollment coordinators and credentialing coordinators. Manually entering every application is way too time consuming.”
With 38% of organizations reporting high turnover or burnout, shrinking clinical and admin teams are making manual credentialing and enrollment harder to sustain — driving delays and directly constraining revenue.
1 in 5 hospitals report losing more than $1M annually due to credentialing delays — an increasingly measurable and pervasive source of revenue pain that strains budgets and slows access to care.
Payers cite legacy system integration (20%) and limited AI expertise (18%) as top blockers. It’s a readiness gap, not a value gap — making “ready-to-run” solutions the fastest path to adoption.
Most AI investment still targets clinical documentation, leaving credentialing and enrollment with only 12% of spend. And with 16% of organizations not investing in AI at all, compliance concerns and integration hurdles continue to slow meaningful progress.
