Expanding social insurance use is a noteworthy sympathy toward the U.S. and the various significant economies. With a specific end goal to diminish the financial weight and give general access to human services

In 2013, according to gauges distributed by the America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), which is the national exchange affiliation speaking to the medical coverage industry, one-6th of the U.S. economy or about USD 2.7 trillion is committed to social insurance spending and the number is relied upon to expand year on year. In any case, the human services framework is not ready to profit from such consumption because of procedure inefficiencies and utilization of excess frameworks. The evaluated misfortune because of such inefficiencies is almost 800 billion or roughly 20 to 30 percent of the general use.

Increasing healthcare expenditure is a major concern for the U.S. and all the other major economies. In order to reduce the economic burden and provide universal access to healthcare, governments are encouraging outsourcing of payer services to onshore or offshore locations.

The shift from ICD-9 coding system to ICD-10 coding has created huge work load for the payers to upgrade their systems, train their staff and has significantly increased the financial burden. The ICD-9 code system had 13,000 codes, where as the ICD-10 code system has nearly 68,000 codes. This shift from the legacy system to the latest system has significantly increased the need for medical coding, accounting, HR, and other technical professionals, thereby is expected to positively reinforce the healthcare payer BPO outsourcing market growth in the next seven years.

Further key findings from the study suggest:

In 2014, claims processing services accounted for the maximum share of approximately 55%. Key reasons attributed are growth in new member enrolments due to ObamaCare, increase in disease burden. For instance, as per data published by ObamaCare and CMS, in 2013 nearly 8 million people enrolled through the marketplace and nearly 11.7 million people were enrolled in 2015.

However, Asia Pacific is expected to be the fastest growing market over the forecast period owing to high economic development in the region, favorable government initiatives and growth in insurance penetration across urban and rural centers. For instance, the Indian government’s initiatives such as Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, are expected to benefit millions of people seeking life insurance and personal accident coverage and as consequence is expected to contribute to the healthcare payer BPO market expansion over the forecast period.

Some key players operating in the market include, Xerox Corporation, Genpact Limited,Wipro Limited, Capgemini, Hinduja Global Solutions, HCL Technologies Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions, EXLService Holdings Inc., and Accenture. These players dominate the market owing to their strong product and service delivery portfolio, and presence of large customer base in the U.S and European markets.

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-http://www.tristateupdate.com/story/32946342/healthcare-payer-bpo-market-to-reach-342-billion-globally-by-2022-hexa-reports