About Change Healthcare.
Change Healthcare, part of Optum, routes a large share of U.S. medical claims and provides revenue cycle and clinical connectivity tools. Providers use it as a clearinghouse, for eligibility checks, and for payer-agnostic analytics.
How Change Healthcare works.
Change Healthcare is a healthcare technology company that provides revenue cycle management, claims processing, and payment solutions for healthcare providers and insurers across the United States. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, the company processes a significant share of US medical claims and serves as a critical infrastructure provider in healthcare payment ecosystems.
The platform offers providers and payers a range of services including claims clearinghouse functionality, real-time eligibility checks, payment integrity analytics, and clinical information exchange capabilities. Change Healthcare enables healthcare organizations to manage complex revenue cycles, reduce administrative burden, and gain insights into claims processing and payment patterns through payer-agnostic analytics tools.
In 2022, Change Healthcare was acquired by Optum (part of UnitedHealth Group) in a $13 billion transaction, significantly expanding its reach and integration within one of the largest healthcare conglomerates in the United States. The company operates globally with offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Israel, Taiwan, New Zealand, and the Philippines, serving healthcare providers, insurance companies, and healthcare intermediaries worldwide.
With a workforce of over 10,000 employees, Change Healthcare maintains a substantial presence in healthcare technology and continues to develop solutions for cost transparency, healthcare benefits education, pharmacy services, and payment cycle management. The company's core specialties include healthcare IT infrastructure, revenue cycle solutions, payer solutions, and support for healthcare channel partners and vendors.
What Change Healthcare costs.
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- Change Healthcare (now part of Optum/UnitedHealth Group) does not publicly list pricing on changehealthcare.com. Pricing is custom/quote-based depending on product, practice size, and volume. No verified starting price from the official vendor site.
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40 Google reviews · 3.7 avg.
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- Dustin Melton9 months ago
Cut loose after ten years of service because Optum wanted to bring in their own people. They fired everyone below management level, brought in foreign workers, then had the largest data breach in history, all in a few months. But those things can't be related, right? When I first came on at Emdeon, it was great, even though it was already a Blackstone property by that point. After several rebranding attempts, a "reverse sale" to McKesson, and at least two failed IPOs later, it was finally sold to UHC/Optum, and we can all see the "progress" this company has made since. Also, unless you're C-suite, they DNR everyone they let go. Working for this company will ruin your career.
- Paola Mendozalast year
Major data security breach- mishandled my data even though I never sought out their services and was sent a letter with a reconcilliary program that would supposedly monitor my credit HOWEVER on attempt at accessing this program (IDX) it did absolutely nothing. An absolute sham. Very shameful.
- Tony Rector2 years ago
Fantastic place and people to have worked with. Could not have had a better experience.
- Heather Wilson4 years ago
I can only share the experience I had with this company. I don't work here nor do I know anyone that works there. However, I deliver meals on the side and upon my arrival I had guess which building to go to since they are not marked well for the public eye . luckily it was the first one I went to. A gentleman did eventually come out with a big ole jolly smile which made me smile which helped my stress level. So thank you for making he smile.
- 100 Activists5 years ago
Negligent. Rude. My spouse had an ambulance ride in late 2020. The city that provided the ride has all their billing handled by the irresponsible people at Change Healthcare ("CHC"). I never heard about the bill, so I investigated and found out that Change Healthcare never sent the bill to insurance. Instead they sent it to collections. Never notified us. Never asked for insurance. Just sent it to collections. Nice. I called the collections agency, and they agreed CHC had screwed up. They said they were sending the bill back to CHC. I never heard anything. So I called Change Healthcare to inquire and I spoke with Marcy from CHC on Aug 17. Marcy said our bill "should not have been sent to collections." I then asked what the plan was. Marcy said CHC would bill insurance. I asked if I could email her the record of my email convo with the collections entity, just to show I was diligent. Marcy said "we don't email." She claimed CHC doesn't use email. I asked to speak to a supervisor, so I could wrap this up. Marcy said a supervisor was not available. I asked for a supervisor's phone number so I could call. Marcy said "we are not able to give out that information." But Marcy said she would have her supervisor, Maggie, call me. "You will get a phone call back," said Marcy. But then crickets. Never got a call. More than a month went by. So I called CHC again today, Sep 21, and got April. April said the bill was still in collections. ! Marcy had done nothing. April could also see in the notes that Marcy had forwarded the request to Maggie for a supervisor review, but that Maggie had done nothing and not responded. In over a month. These people at Change Healthcare just don't care about the customer. I've had to do all the follow-up. If I hadn't called, I'd never have learned that Marcy misled me (saying CHC was taking it from collections, when in fact CHC pushed it back there), and that CHC has still failed to submit the bill to insurance... after ten months!
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