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The team at Medical Economics followed up by asking health IT leaders how technology might help address the issue of physician burnout. One of the contributors was physician-leader Rich Parker, MD, chief medical officer at Arcadia.

Arcadia recently contributed data to a study on the most expensive medical procedures in the U.S.

Arcadia enables economic success for large, innovative healthcare organizations; Arcadia Analytics has measured 134.6M patients and contains $275B in health costs. On average Arcadia ACO customers perform 2.5x better than peers

KLAS’s Population Health Data Acquisition and Analysis 2020 Report highlights Arcadia’s “strong technology and deep focus on interfacing to a breadth of data types” that “drives alignment between data and outcomes”.

Clinical Research News reporter Deborah Borfitz recently interviewed the chief information officer of Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (now Beth Israel Lahey Health Performance Network). Bill Gillis, MS explained how Arcadia has enabled the ACO’s success: More than 40 EHR platforms across 100 locations have been integrated, with high-quality data available to the network in near real-time.

Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (now part of Beth Israel Lahey Health) serves 200,000+ patients under MSSP, Medicaid, and commercial risk-based contracts. As a leader in value based care, BIDCO has invested heavily in analytics to support value based care performance across a network of 600 primary care physicians, 2,000 specialists, and 8 hospitals.