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Payer complexity isn’t slowing down, and understanding it is essential for protecting revenue and keeping care moving. These brief highlights showcase the trends shaping today’s payer landscape—and how AXIS Policy Intelligence helps you stay ahead of them.

Recent payer-policy challenge news

AI-Driven Prior Authorization Denials

Source: Investopedia

Investopedia explains how Medicare Advantage plans are using AI and automation in prior authorization, leading to fast but often inappropriate denials of post-acute and rehab care. Algorithm-driven decisions block medically necessary services and add yet another layer of complexity for hospitals to manage.

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KFF: Insurer Denial Rates Keep Rising

Source: KFF

KFF reports large variation in how often insurers deny claims, especially in marketplace and Medicare Advantage plans. The analysis shows how opaque denial handling has become and why providers struggle to understand or predict payer behavior, even when services meet policy requirements.

Read the KFF analysis

Addressing Commercial Health Plan Challenges

Source: American Hospital Association

The AHA outlines how commercial payer practices—prior authorization delays, unnecessary documentation requests, and aggressive denials—are slowing care and increasing administrative burden. Some systems dedicate dozens of FTEs and millions of dollars a year just to keep up with payer rules, while billions in claims sit delayed or unpaid.

Read the AHA report