Silver Sponsor
NMS Health
NMS Health simplifies employee health screening, helping organizations meet credentialing requirements and reduce delays in accessing hospitals and healthcare facilities. NMS supports medical device, pharmaceutical, healthcare technology, and other organizations by coordinating immunizations, titers, TB testing, drug screening, and the review of existing health records.
Through a nationwide network of more than 15,000 partner locations, a centralized technology platform, and dedicated support, NMS manages the process from scheduling through results with a focus on speed, quality, and accuracy. Employees can easily submit records, request services, and receive standardized medical verification letters, while employers track outstanding requirements and screening progress in one place. That means less administrative work and more time for teams to focus on supporting their healthcare customers.
Alongside our work in healthcare, NMS serves employers across a wide range of industries nationwide.
Why Support ANSI Standards?
The lack of standardization in credentialing requirements creates obstacles and inefficiencies for those who need to work in medical facilities as well as for the facilities themselves. The adoption of the ANSI standard industrywide would drastically cut down on the costs and the amount of time it takes to get critical personnel entry into these facilities. ANSI Standards open the doors for a more streamlined screening process for HCIRs and medical professionals.
NMS Health services many clients whose employees are required to access medical facilities. It’s our belief that widespread adoption of ANSI standards will be a massive win for the healthcare industry and allow us to better service our clients.
Why Attend the Symposium?
What outcome you are most looking forward to?
Being part of C4UHC and participating in the Symposium has helped NMS Health build meaningful relationships with healthcare leaders and industry partners, leading to new partnerships, stronger client relationships and business growth. The opportunity to connect and exchange ideas has also deepened our understanding of the challenges organizations face in meeting healthcare credentialing requirements, helping us refine our services to better support their needs. We’re proud to support a community that brings people together to improve healthcare credentialing and facility access.
