Healthcare providers are at a critical juncture, newly responsible for both the quality and cost of care that they furnish while also being asked to gain a deeper understanding of their patients’ risk factors. Recent studies demonstrate the importance of documenting and studying the SDOH, or the underlying non-medical factors that influence and determine a patient’s health status and health outcomes.

A leading Accountable Community of Health (AHC) based out of Pierce County, Washington wanted to tighten the care coordination process for their partners in the community distributed across many practice sites. The ACH was challenged to integrate data from different kinds of electronic health records (EHRs) and close referral loops for hundreds of patient records.

A leading managed service organization (MSO) sought actionable analytics to streamline its value-based initiatives. However, the network’s data was difficult to analyze due to an incomplete view of financial and clinical performance.

A leading PHSO with more than 3,500 providers and 310,000 patients sought to improve care coordination, manage resources, monitor performance, and engage patients with data-driven strategies.

A patient-centered healthcare approach powered by advanced analytics can enable providers to move beyond treating illness to facilitating proactive care. However, research shows that many patients discharged from a hospital return within 30 days due to inadequate care.

A leading Midwestern clinically integrated network (CIN) has more than 4,000 health practitioners and 200,000 patients in value-based care arrangements. The CIN previously struggled to determine which patients were at high risk for readmittance and to efficiently coordinate care.

The growth of Medicare Advantage (MA) plans is among one of the many challenges health plans face as they aim to optimize member care while maintaining high-quality compliance standards.

A Midwest America-based ACO spread across 70 locations of six regional chapters had 18+ value-based contracts with over 325,000 covered lives. With over 190 participant organizations and 3,600 providers, the ACO deployed Innovaccer’s Data Activation Platform and its analytics module, InGraph.

A leading CIN based out of Nebraska deployed InConnect to unburden its care teams from manual patient outreach. They needed a solution to plug care gaps and improve the patient experience. With InConnect, the CIN was able to reach out to a broader set of patients and educate them on the go.

An ACO with over 165 physicians based in the Western US had more than 50,000 Medicare lives and 110,000 commercial lives attributed to them on 5+ value-based contracts. The patient data was distributed across 6 different brands of EHRs at more than 24 practices along with labs, pharmacies, and claims.