Consider payment processing, which is faster and cheaper than ever, or signing up for a new mortgage, for which you can get preliminary approval on your phone in minutes.

Despite generations of technological advancements, however, healthcare systems remains= stuck: productivity and quality have stagnated, and change has been slow.¹

Of the nearly $4 trillion spent on healthcare annually in the United States, administrative spending is about one-quarter of the total; delivery of care is about three-quarters.

But what portion of that administrative spending is unnecessary, and how can it be simplified?

The objective is to introduce Administrative Simplification. That is what is needed in healthcare systems.

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