Building the newest value-based care analytics software for the enterprise

Posted: October 27, 2020

Healthcare Analytics Population Health Management Value-Based Care

Success in the ever-changing world of value-based care requires an in-depth and shared understanding of performance across a complex organization. However, most business intelligence tools don’t meet the unique needs of healthcare providers and health plans. Retrofitting business intelligence tools to meet value-based care use cases has been the norm — but it’s time and resource intensive.

Arcadia’s product team, Castell (Intermountain Healthcare), and product leadership for AWS will explain how they partnered to build a business intelligence product that addresses the evolving nuances of value-based care.

Speakers

Dan Uyttebroek, Director of Analytics Products, Arcadia
Jose Kunnackal, Principal Product Manager, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Andrew Sorenson, Chief Analytics Officer, Castell (Intermountain Healthcare)

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