Like maths, medicine is a science. Unlike maths, with medicine, problems don’t have one correct answer. Variations from case to case make it difficult to apply uniform treatment. Yet healthcare systems are challenged to efficiently serve every stakeholder, provide appropriate care to each patient, and charge accordingly.

This is where our proprietary patient classification methodologies and grouper applications bring order to what might otherwise be chaos. By stratifying patients based on risk, clinical characteristics, and other metrics, these groundbreaking solutions replace the grey areas with a common language that healthcare systems, payers, providers, and regulatory agents can share.

They can also energise your entire enterprise, and multiply your ability to contain costs, enhance facility performance, and significantly improve population health.

Which is the kind of maths both medicine and healthcare can appreciate.

Drive your organisation’s shift to value-based care

Whether dealing with inpatient or outpatient populations, grouping applications allow for better cost management, quality enhancement, performance assessment, and data-driven decision-making.

Improve population health outcomes and measure risk adjustment

Actionable analytics and risk adjustment data simplify provider performance comparisons, making it easier to establish accurate payment models, implement timely interventions, and make more informed decisions.

Enhance workflows via accurate data and real-time reporting

Different teams can collaborate seamlessly to identify gaps and address them, resulting in more precise documentation, improved financial benefits, quality scores, and more.

Predict and verify reimbursement

Reliably forecast healthcare costs and drive accurate coding, and reimbursement amounts.

Help identify and track trending social determinants of health (SDoH) and health-related social needs (HRSN)

Our software detects relevant SDoH/HRSN data to assist you in creating targeted interventions, efficiently allocating resources, improving care quality, containing costs, and promoting greater health equity.

Measure facility performance with analytics and reporting

Gain the detailed insights required to optimise resource management, compliance, risk management, predictive analytics, quality of care, and more, identifying every opportunity for improvement.