Health Catalyst® announced first end-to-end care management and patient engagement solution, and the first to enable discovery of an otherwise invisible subset of patients – those who will benefit most from care management and who can be engaged most effectively to lower the cost of care. By synthesizing advanced analytics with concepts from Customer Relationship Management and social networking, the new Health Catalyst Care Management Suite™ focuses on the most impactable patients and supports the entire care management process to help healthcare organizations improve outcomes and cost. A Full-Spectrum Solution for Care Management: To empower the care management process, physicians and care team members need access to data from multiple EMRs and other enterprise IT systems that span the continuum from doctor's offices, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, payers and patients themselves. Health Catalyst leverages its experience in data warehousing to integrate, analyze and make this data available to the right care team members at the right time within the Health Catalyst Care Management Suite™. Powered by the Health Catalyst Analytics Platform™, the five applications in the Health Catalyst Care Management Suite™ work in concert to help healthcare organizations manage their highest-risk populations: Patient Stratification: Current care management solutions deliver static lists of patients who meet certain population health criteria, without actionable information on how to treat them. Health Catalyst's Patient Impact Predictor™ enables identification of people who may fall anywhere along three levels of care management but who are most likely to benefit from specific interventions that have worked effectively in the past for similar patient types. Patient Intake:Health Catalyst's Patient Intake tool is built to streamline the process of patient intake and care team assignment. It delivers an efficient way of consolidating and managing multiple lists, collaborating with the physician and reaching out to these patients so the real work of delivering care can be done. Care Coordination: It is important that the entire care team, along with the patient, and the patient's family and friends, can communicate through the care management solution to develop relationships that help or encourage patient engagement. Health Catalyst's mobile-first approach enables the care team to go where the patients are: their homes, physician offices, post-acute and long-term care settings. The solution supports all members of the care team including social workers, community resources, care navigators, etc. across multiple EMR systems. Care Companion: Most patients have experienced the frustration of not knowing their care plan nor how to become engaged to ensure the plan's success. Health Catalyst's patient engagement tools solve this problem by leveraging smart phones and mobile connectivity. The tools enable secure messaging, assessments, care planning and the associated activities and education that engage patients in collaboration with their care team. Family, friends or caregivers can be invited to share in these plans and communications to ensure patients receive the best care. Care Team Insights: Evaluating the effectiveness of population health and care management programs poses a significant challenge for healthcare organizations. But without the ability to assess and adjust these programs, it is impossible to be accountable for the care of patients. Health Catalyst's Care Team Insights tool manages and reports on care management programs using metrics and measures appropriate to Value Based Contracting. Organizations can determine true Return on Engagement—for example, that $17 in savings on cost utilization is achieved for every $5 spent on complex care program. Patient Impact Predictor™: A More Detailed Look: Among the most important innovations within the new Health Catalyst Care Management Suite™ is the Patient Impact Predictor™, a unique process and technology that dynamically generates portfolios of patients, prioritized by actionable suggestions for risk intervention. Current care management solutions use claims or EHR data, but rarely both, to stratify patients who meet two criteria: those that are high cost (with multiple complex conditions); and those posing the high clinical risk. Sometimes, the patients identified by this approach are high risk but are beyond the ability to intervene and actually change outcomes.