Innovaccer, Inc., one of the fastest growing health tech companies, announced the launch of Care Intelligence SystemTM, a groundbreaking platform that combines the next-generation technology with healthcare’s best practices to deliver data integration, analytics, intelligent process flows, and advanced provider-patient engagement modules.   

CMS has introduced many payments models that are making healthcare quality-centric. For these models to be successful, innovations in care delivery have to go beyond the limitations of traditional methods and its ancillary technology and deliver true value-based care. Health IT can leverage advanced technology to deliver meaningful insights from massive data and engage with patients in real-time.

Innovaccer’s CISTM has been designed to form the technological backbone for healthcare. Care teams will be able to access standardized and democratized data which can unlock valuable insights. Equipped with Machine Learning, Micro-service architecture, and Artificial Intelligence, CISTM enables improvements in the care continuum.

“Data in healthcare is growing exponentially, which presents an opportunity to capitalize on value-based care. With the right information in real-time, care teams can create impact at scale on population health,” said Abhinav Shashank, CEO at Innovaccer. “The time has come to leverage innovations in health IT to drive better clinical and financial outcomes. With the experience gained from working with top healthcare organizations, we designed CISTM for healthcare, prioritizing care teams’ need to disrupt the traditional care delivery paradigm.”

CISTM combines several advanced Big data technologies like Hadoop and Spark with heuristic and machine learning algorithms. The applications which the system fine-tunes are:

• Healthcare Data Integration: Plug-n-play connectivity to 60+ EMRs bringing data into an Integrated Data Lake—a scalable and Hadoop-based repository—that can ingest CCDA documents, ADT files, HL7 feeds, 835/837 files, flat files, and a lot more.
  
  

• Value-based Analytics: Predictive and prescriptive analytics that can assist providers in gaining real-time insights about health outcomes, identify the at-risk population, and pinpoint highlights in the network performance metrics.
  
  

• Quality Reporting: One-click reporting and quality tracking on various measures including performance percentage to assist healthcare organizations in understanding growth opportunities.
  
  

• Care Coordination: AI-assisted care coordination to eliminate manual Excel sheets, set priorities, track risk scores, and generate dynamic care plans for patients.
  
  

• Patient Engagement: User-friendly patient portals to obtain easy access to their medical history, lab results, appointments with push notifications and alerts, all managed centrally from a single application.
  
  

• Provider Engagement: Information exchange and provider exchange channel specific to every healthcare organization, ranging from fax, printouts, third-party applications to mobile apps and making them cost-effective to get superior returns on investment.   
  
  

“With an increased focus on alternative payment models, a Care Intelligence System is required for Clinically Integrated Networks to thrive in value-based care and be prepared for future payment reforms,” said Nathan Riggle Director Analytics at Mercy ACO.

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