The End of Ghost Networks examines how inaccurate provider directory data and outdated access methods can create barriers to care for Medicaid, rural and behavioral health populations.
Drawing on a nationwide secret shopper study of approximately 1,000 providers, the white paper explores how continuously validated provider data and real-time online scheduling can create a more accessible way for patients to find and book care.
Key highlights include:
Findings from a nationwide study of approximately 1,000 providers
How inaccurate directory data contributes to barriers to care
Challenges facing Medicaid, rural and behavioral health populations
The role of continuously validated provider data in improving directory accuracy
How real-time online scheduling can connect patients with available care
Why bookable directories can offer a more effective alternative to static listings
Access the full white paper to explore the research and learn how real-time provider data and online scheduling can help improve access to care.