Inspirien is a family of companies that offer protection, advocacy and guidance to help our customers manage the risks associated with doing business. As the manager of a leading medical malpractice insurer and one of the strongest workers’ compensation funds in the state of Alabama, Inspirien is excited to announce its new operation’s leadership team. … Read More
Author: Cindy Sawyer
3 things I learned from Inspirien’s Recent Medical Coding Hackathon
Inspirien recently hosted a medical coding hackathon where we offered medical coders the opportunity to earn $1,000 for coding 100 claims over a weekend. The purpose was to test a technology currently under development for helping healthcare providers improve their ability to get paid. Originally planned as an in-person event, it had to be moved … Read More
Hospital Liability Protection under the Alabama Emergency Management Act of 1955
Hospital Liability Protection under the Alabama Emergency Management Act of 1955 The team at Inspirien in its efforts to keep you updated on the liability protections provided during the COVID-19 pandemic would like to summarize the proclamation issued by Governor Ivey on March 13, 2020. The Alabama Emergency Management Act of 1955 can be reviewed … Read More
Inspirien Business Continuity Update – COVID-19
Inspirien Business Continuity Update – COVID-19 March 2020 As uncertainty continues around COVID-19, we know you are counting on us more than ever to maintain our steadfast commitment to service. We have a plan in place for continuity of business operations while still protecting the health and well-being of our customers, members, partners, employees, and all … Read More
The Disruption of Risk: Why Healthcare Organizations Need to #RethinkRisk to Survive
Healthcare is being disrupted. Every link along this value chain holds risk…and that’s being disrupted too. The business of healthcare is changing – from delivery system to payment model, healthcare consumer to healthcare provider. Drug stores are buying health plans. Uber is covered by Medicare. Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JP Morgan have the capacity to … Read More
HWCF Workers’ Compensation Seminar 2019
Sometimes you need to take time away to allow yourself to reflect, learn and regroup to be the most effective leader you can be. Our recent HWCF Seminar was a day filled with all of that and more! Most participants started the day with breakfast and in the photo booth where they spent time ‘getting … Read More
Healthcare Quality Week
Healthcare Quality Week October 20-26, 2019 Healthcare Quality Week is dedicated to celebrating the contributions professionals have made to improve healthcare quality. It also gives you a great opportunity to say thank you to those healthcare professionals who have impacted you or your family by providing quality care when you needed it the most. And, … Read More
Lessons Learned from NAQH Next 2019
Although there’s always opportunities for improving healthcare quality, it’s reassuring to know that there are many professionals across the U.S. who are diligently working to promote processes which build and effectively promote accountability for providing quality healthcare to the communities we serve. As my teammates and I attended NAQH Next 2019, we were able to … Read More
5 Takeaways from the Global Leadership Summit
5 Takeaways from the Global Leadership Summit (well I’ve just got to share 6!) Debbie Franklin was part of a group of leaders from Inspirien who recently attended The Global Leadership Summit 2019. Here she shares information from some of her favorite speakers and how to get more information from GLS. 1. Everyone wins when the leader … Read More
Response to “Getting an Accurate Count on Medical Errors”
Medical errors continue to be a detriment to patient safety and can lead not only to significant patient harm but patient death. Even though everyone agrees the focus should be on preventing the next error, the very complexity of the problem itself leads to confusion. For long term improvement to occur, we must address all … Read More