Social Risk Insights
Explore a 360° view of your populations
Research shows that social determinants of health (SDOH) can be more important than healthcare or lifestyle choices in influencing health—potentially accounting for up to 55% of health outcomes.
Beyond informing clinical data, social determinants of health also provide a more holistic view of patient lives and circumstances. When analyzed and applied thoroughly, this data can support better strategies for risk stratification, care coordination and enhanced population health management.
Delivering comprehensive solutions for whole-person care
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Social determinants data is stored in disconnected locations and formats
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Data is broad, complicated and difficult to work with
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Generic reports and analytics lack specificity and focused goal support
Celebrating advancements in Social Risk Insights
Addressing social determinants of health is a huge undertaking—and you need a full press approach to turn raw data into realized health impact. That’s why MedeAnalytics partnered with Socially Determined to pave the way for payers and providers to optimize their value-based care strategies.
This partnership sets a new industry standard for interdisciplinary collaboration by incorporating SDOH and traditional healthcare data to illuminate where and how social risk impacts communities, populations and business performance.
Analytics in action
Social Risk Insights provides contextual data about the environment or circumstances in a community that can be used to further stratify communities of focus. Risk scores, influencers and key metrics help identify communities most in need and develop outreach strategies to allocate relevant services or resources.
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Download the data sheet to see how Social Risk Insights integrates SDOH data and traditional healthcare data to illuminate where and how social risk impacts populations to improve individual and community outcomes and business performance.
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