One of the biggest challenges today’s providers are facing when it comes to fulfilling quality reporting requirements is aggregating and reformatting data from disparate sources.

A leading clinically integrated network providing care since 1998—consisting of more than 3,600 healthcare providers, more than 200,000 patients, and 36 hospitals—sought to gain new customers, close care gaps, and revive its declining service line revenue across multiple practices. The health network lost 14% of its revenue in one quarter due to growing competition in the region and needed to take action quickly.

A leading clinically integrated network providing care since 1998—consisting of more than 3,600 healthcare providers, more than 200,000 patients, and 36 hospitals—sought to gain new customers, close care gaps, and revive its declining service line revenue across multiple practices. The health network lost 14% of its revenue in one quarter due to growing competition in the region and needed to take action quickly.

A leading U.S. health system struggled to streamline its billing and payment workflow for the new influx of virtual care visits. Patients having different plans across various payers affected how reimbursements were obtained for each type of virtual visit. The health system wanted a platform that augmented its billing and copay workflows while ensuring a secure financial transaction within a few clicks.

A leading federally qualified health center (FQHC) providing care to the underserved segment of the community regardless of their ability to pay sought to improve engagement and facilitate better access to care. The idea was to gauge the gap between available health care resources and the medium to reach them. With the lack of a comprehensive virtual care solution, the organization struggled to serve the communities to their full potential, and as a result, many suffered adverse health consequences.

A leading health system with a multi-state presence in the Western United States, comprising approximately 30 acute care hospitals and other health entities, dealt with an ineffective resource management system. Due to the lack of real-time visibility into COVID operations and data silos, it was difficult to make informed administrative decisions and enhance patient throughput. The system also wanted to resolve the burgeoning resource challenge to adhere to compliance and reporting requirements.

A renowned healthcare services vendor assists payers, specifically Medicare Advantage health plans with complete and compliant documentation to improve Medicare Advantage member risk score accuracy and Star Ratings.

A leading not-for-profit New York-based healthcare network with a bed capacity of more than 250 and over 400 affiliated physicians, aimed to enhance efficiency and increase revenue using real-time insights on a surgical workflow dashboard. To overcome the unpredictability in wait times and increase visibility into scheduling inefficiencies, the organization leveraged Innovaccer’s Hospital Command Center, powered by a FHIR-enabled Data Activation Platform to improve patient experience and streamline care.

A leading Accountable Community of Health (AHC) based out of Pierce County, Washington wanted to tighten the care coordination process for their partners in the community distributed across many practice sites. The ACH was challenged to integrate data from different kinds of electronic health records (EHRs) and close referral loops for hundreds of patient records.