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Network Insights

Monitor member coverage and provider outcomes to create high-performing provider networks

Executing network and provider performance analyses has historically been a very manual, time-consuming process with variable results. With value-based payment models expanding and focus on outcomes increasing, this method of monitoring is becoming obsolete. Smart health plans are replacing the manual work with automated, self-service analytics engines that offer an integrated view on network performance, provider patterns, cost of care and utilization trends.

Delivering comprehensive analytics solutions to strengthen your network

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Solution

Manual provider analysis processes consume significant time and resources unnecessarily

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Solution

Struggle to engage providers in performance improvement initiatives

 

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Difficulty adapting to value-based payment arrangements

 

Analytics in action

Our intelligent platform and intuitive user interface make it easy to unlock the value of your data. In as little as three clicks, we bring meaningful insights, powerful visualization, and analytics innovation to help you make an even bigger impact at your organization.

 

As you click through our example dashboards, hover over the image to explore a few key features.

Provider Index
NI-Provider Index

Compare provider performance against his/her peer group for the same measures

Drill down into provider details to identify performance improvement opportunities

Provider Scorecard: HEDIS Overview
Provider Scorecard: Claim Summary
Network Leakage
Provider Cost Efficiency

Dive deeper into Network Insights

Download the data sheet to see how you can deploy Network Insights to build a strong network of the highest-performing providers.

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Due to rising healthcare costs and the Affordable Care Act removing the ban on capitated benefits coverage, numerous employers with self-insured health plans often purchase stop loss coverage. This coverage is not medical insurance; but rather, it’s a financial and risk management tool that protects the employer from excessive claims.

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Bridge the Payer/Provider Data Gap

August 23, 2019

Every patient has a plethora of data associated with their health record, which can include decades of enrollments, claims, accounts and charges. Much of this data is not housed within the same institutional, facility or provider database…

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Digging deeper: Leveraging analytics to boost service line profitability

June 19, 2019

Regardless of the size of the hospital or health system, you need to look beyond traditional operational metrics to fully understand your organization’s performance. Insights into revenue, volume, cost, quality and variation across service lines are key to improving both performance and profitability.

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