While other organizations rely heavily on overseas solutions that are now experiencing new obstacles as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Advize Health's infrastructure and day-to-day workflow was designed from inception to subvert the effects of natural disaster and operate almost entirely in a remote/virtual capacity, which has minimized many of the challenges facing other organizations today in this time of uncertainty and change.
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Advize Health provides a full suite of services to healthcare organizations of all sizes, from government entities to commercial payers, group practices, hospitals, and clinics. Focused on reducing the cost of healthcare and improving the quality of delivery, our client approach is uniquely straightforward and effective. We hire and manage the subject matter experts (SMEs) to best serve you without having the marked up price of our competitors. We have strong legal experience and are called upon to provide guidance on cases as well and transitional work such as Mergers and Acquisitions. Rather than hiring expensive resources, our clients have contracted with us to provide staff augmentation services to leverage our SMEs in a Part-time to Full-time capacity.
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