With benchmarks tightening and growing pressure to maximize cost and utilization efficiency under the value-based care model, healthcare provider organizations of all sizes are turning to analytics for answers.
As part of our 2025 Provider Market Survey, Milliman MedInsight sought input from provider organizations on their analytics priorities and challenges as well as their vision for what comes next.
Tight budgets, siloed data and other obstacles
The results, collected in our Executive Report, depict an industry facing common tensions in trying to align analytics capabilities and investments with clinical and business goals in the face of budget challenges, data siloes and persistent gaps between disparate systems and software.
Highlights of our report include an overview of the top digital transformation objectives of value-based care organizations, as well as the analytics capabilities they deemed most important to the future success of their organizations.
Highlights of our 2025 provider survey report
- Cost was a recurring theme –– both in terms of budget pressures standing in the way of digital transformation goals and as a component of cost and utilization analysis, which 62% of respondents cited as a critical analytics capability, along with improving clinical care, identified by 62%.
- Integration and interoperability obstacles persist as barriers to the adoption of advanced analytics and AI, with 52% citing data quality and interoperability, and 38% citing the difficulty of integrating advanced analytics with existing IT systems.
- Clinical data integration was the highest data and technological priority, with 86% citing EHR/clinical data as the highest priority for integration into their analytics platform; 67% cited claims data.
You can access the full report here.
To learn more about Milliman MedInsight solutions for value-based care organizations, including VBC analytics, insights and projection models, contact a member of our team.
