Solutions
NantIQ® solutions solve different problems for the same industry: the administrative distance between health plans and provider offices, the reach a practice needs across every payer it bills, and the clinical distance between a cancer treatment decision and the evidence behind it.
NaviNet®'s payer-provider portal supports a healthcare ecosystem where every interaction between providers and health plans is simple, connected, and frictionless.
NaviNet AllPayer® removes the portal tax on provider offices, giving them one set of credentials, one interface, and one place to work regardless of how many plans a practice bills.
Eviti®'s oncology solution empowers healthcare professionals with trusted clinical intelligence and technology that helps ensure cancer care decisions are evidence-based and patient-centered.
Why the network matters
Our solutions operate independently. What they share is a network of technology, data, clinical intelligence, and healthcare relationships, and that shared ground is where the compounding value sits.
Shared reach
A health plan already connected to its provider network through NaviNet® has a distribution path for clinical programs. Reaching prescribers no longer means starting from zero.
Shared rails
Eligibility, identity, and document exchange are hard problems that every healthcare product has to solve. Solving them once across the network means each solution spends its engineering on what makes it different.
Shared intelligence
Administrative workflow knows what was authorized. Clinical intelligence knows what should be. Bringing them into the same conversation is how prior authorization stops being a bottleneck.
Shared standards
HIPAA obligations, HITRUST certification, and audit readiness are held to the same standard across the network, so a plan evaluating a second solution is not starting due diligence over.
Independent operations
Each business keeps its own product leadership and its own customers. Nothing gets sacrificed to a platform-wide roadmap that serves no one's market particularly well.
Patient capital
Healthcare adoption cycles are long. Our solutions are funded to build for the cycle they are actually in, rather than a quarterly one.
No. Each is sold, contracted, and implemented independently. Health plans commonly start with one and add another later. Where more than one is in place, the shared network reduces duplicate integration work, but none of them requires the others.
Health plans buy NaviNet® and Eviti®: NaviNet® through plan operations, provider network, and digital teams; Eviti® through medical management, utilization management, and oncology programs. Provider offices reach both at no cost through their plan. NaviNet AllPayer® is the exception: it is bought by the provider organization itself, to extend reach across the rest of its payer mix.
All of them operate as HIPAA-covered business associates and are HITRUST certified. Eviti® is additionally NCQA accredited for its utilization management content. Security documentation is available under NDA during evaluation.
NaviNet® begins with a branded Plan Central workspace and the transaction apps a plan wants first, usually eligibility and claim status, then layers on authorizations, referrals, and DataBridge. Eviti® begins with the treatment standards library mapped to the plan's medical policy, then connects to the plan's authorization workflow. AllPayer is the lightest of the three: it is a subscription added to an existing NaviNet® login. All are web-delivered, so provider offices need no installation.
Tell us what you're trying to fix, whether that is administrative cost, authorization turnaround, oncology spend, or provider satisfaction, and we'll point you at the right starting place.