MedeAnalytics at HIMSS26: Turning Insight into Measurable Healthcare Performance
March 9–12, 2026 | Venetian Convention & Expo Center | Las Vegas
As margin pressure intensifies and value-based care models mature, healthcare organizations are under more strain than ever. Payers and providers must manage disconnected data, rising costs, MLR pressure, revenue complexity, and growing expectations to improve quality and patient experience.
Reports and analytics alone are no longer enough. At HIMSS26, MedeAnalytics will showcase how organizations are closing the insight-to-action gap, moving beyond analytics to operational execution that drives measurable financial and clinical results.
See MedeAnalytics in Action at HIMSS26
MedeAnalytics will be featured in two sessions highlighting how organizations are transforming ROI with AI-powered precision and scalable data strategies:
Mastering Healthcare ROI: From Basic Analytics to Artificial Intelligence-Powered Precision Targeting
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
10:15 am PT
Level 3 | Lido 3101A
View the preview in Healthcare Finance News
David “Fig” Figueredo, Chief Innovation Officer at MedeAnalytics, will explore how healthcare organizations are transitioning from traditional analytics to AI-driven precision targeting that scales from individuals to populations, enabling measurable improvement in MLR, reimbursement, and quality performance.
From Days to Hours: Scaling Employer Reporting and Data Processing at a Multi-State Health Plan
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
3:00 pm PT
Exhibit Hall | Snowflake Booth 5247
This session demonstrates how modern data strategies dramatically reduce reporting timelines while improving agility, transparency, and enterprise decision-making.
Add these sessions to your HIMSS26 agenda to learn how measurable ROI, scalable AI, and operational accountability can drive performance across your organization.
Closing the Insight-to-Action Gap
The common thread across both sessions is execution. Many organizations have invested heavily in their analytics platforms. Yet too often, insights remain trapped in dashboards and disconnected from the workflows that actually change outcomes.
MedeAnalytics helps healthcare organizations bridge that gap by unifying clinical, claims, financial, and social determinants of health data into a trusted enterprise foundation. That intelligence powers Managed Action™ and Next Best Action Playbooks to identify and prioritize the most impactful opportunities through AI-driven precision targeting. The result is performance that is measurable, accountable, trackable, and repeatable.
An AI-Native Foundation Built for Healthcare
Underpinning our approach is an AI-native enterprise healthcare data management platform built on Health Fabric™. Designed specifically for healthcare complexity, Health Fabric harmonizes structured and unstructured data across FHIR, HL7, X12, and other formats to create a scalable, trusted source of truth. This unified foundation enables organizations to:
- Reduce unnecessary utilization
- Improve MLR performance
- Increase reimbursement and revenue optimization
- Strengthen HEDIS® scores and Star Ratings
- Elevate care quality across populations
Most importantly, Health Fabric extends the value of your existing systems without disruption.
From value-based care and utilization management to risk adjustment, revenue cycle, network optimization, and vendor performance, organizations can operationalize intelligence across critical healthcare use cases.
Connect with MedeAnalytics in Las Vegas
Whether your priority is improving MLR, optimizing risk performance, increasing reimbursement, accelerating value-based care, or embedding AI into operational workflows, our team is ready to discuss how you can move faster from insight to impact. Attendees include:
- David “Fig” Figueredo, Chief Innovation Officer
- Justin Neece, Chief Growth Officer
- Matt Zurad, VP, Strategic Partnerships
- Jared Guerino, AVP, Provider Sales
- Nicole Jones, Director, Client Success
- Marc Morhack, Principal, Provider Strategic Consulting
Make Performance Measurable at HIMSS26
The future of healthcare performance requires more than visibility. It demands action powered by trusted data, AI-driven intelligence, and operational accountability.
At HIMSS26, we’ll demonstrate how healthcare organizations are transforming analytics into measurable results and closing the insight-to-action gap across the enterprise.
If you’re building your HIMSS26 agenda now, make sure these sessions and a conversation with our team are part of your plan. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas.
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