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Cadalys’ Service Management solution drives technology-driven future of work strategies to empower Valet Living’s associates

January 25, 2022 - San Fransisco, CA - Cadalys a provider of purpose-built apps for the Salesforce platform, today announced that Valet Living, a nationally recognized full-service amenities provider to the multifamily housing industry, has selected its...

Cadalys is honored to be named the 2021 Salesforce Partner Innovation Award winner for Healthcare & Life Sciences, recognizing our transformative work with a global healthcare services company.

Cadalys announced that it has helped a global health services company transform its business by empowering the client to deliver consistent care management and utilization management processes globally, giving clinicians, care managers and reviewers access to research questionnaires, evidence-based guidelines, and automated workflows in a single pane of glass with the CarelQ solution for Salesforce Health Cloud.

For this innovative work, Cadalys has been named a recipient of the Salesforce Partner Innovation Award in Healthcare and Life Sciences. Cadalys was selected for its successful collaboration with a Fortune 500-ranked global health services company, to support interoperability, increase clinical efficiency and improve member outcomes. By consolidating and unifying clinical content and member data, they have standardized and streamlined 100% of care plans and 100% of...

Cadalys shares what areas payers and providers should focus on to prepare for the financial implications of the recently passed No Surprises Act. Check out the full article below featured in Healthcare Business Today or view it on the publication web site here.

By Hamp Hampton, Chief Revenue Officer at Cadalys

Consumer advocates are touting the No Surprises Act, which went into effect on January 1 and bans most unexpected medical charges from out-of-network providers. But the reaction to the added pressure this will put on payers and providers has been considerably less enthusiastic.

Under the law, both payers and providers are facing increased costs. Payers will be required to cover services provided by non-network providers at an in-network level, while providers are prohibited from charging the member for...