Attributed Lives
84,200
Total patient population under value-based care contract
▲ +6.2% YoY
Risk-stratified analytics for ACOs, health systems, and managed care organizations — from chronic condition burden to care gap closure, in under 14 days.
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Real impact, clearly measured. These KPIs show the tangible outcomes of data-informed strategy.
84,200
Total patient population under value-based care contract
▲ +6.2% YoY
18%
Patients in top risk tier requiring active outreach
▼ ▼ 3.4 pts YoY
8.7%
Hospital readmissions within 30 days of discharge
▲ Below 10% CMS target
74%
Percentage of identified care gaps closed in the measurement period
▲ 11 pts to 85% target
How we turned fragmented data into a single source of truth—and what we achieved.
Health systems and ACOs operating under value-based contracts lack a unified view of population risk. Claims data lives in the payer portal, EHR data is fragmented across Epic modules, and care management teams are working from 30-day-old Excel exports. High-risk patients fall through the cracks — and avoidable admissions erode shared savings.
We built a Power BI semantic model on top of a unified claims + EHR staging layer (Snowflake or Azure Synapse) that surfaces risk scores, care gaps, and readmission trends in real time. The dashboard cross-filters by population segment, risk tier, and chronic condition — so care coordinators can prioritize outreach by the members who matter most.
Find answers to common questions about this dashboard and our process.
The dashboard connects to Epic (via FHIR API or Clarity reporting database), claims data (837/835 EDI files or payer FHIR feeds), and optionally a care management platform (Arcadia, Innovaccer, or Health Catalyst). We can also ingest CMS MBI-level claims for Medicare Advantage populations. The exact source set is confirmed during the scoping call.
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