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Milliman MedInsight's 25th anniversary
MedInsight History
Our journey of innovation and impact
Pioneered Milliman MedInsight as an Application Service Provider (now known as SaaS), setting the stage for the future of healthcare analytics
Expanded footprint with new offices in Milwaukee, New York, and Atlanta, bringing our expertise closer to you
Extended global reach opening an India office, enhancing our capabilities with a diverse and talented team
Began digital transformation journey to improve patient experiences and operational efficiency
Strategically acquired PRM, a pioneering force in ACO analytics powered by cloud technologies and AI.
Launched our first Machine Learning (ML) product, Conditions to Consider
Acquired Torch Insight, a cutting-edge healthcare database and analytics platform, enriching our data solutions across ACOs, bundled payments, hospitals, physician groups, and insurance carriers
Introduced Milliman MedInsight Data Science Portal and Employer Group Insights, revolutionary applications designed to tackle the most pressing challenges in the healthcare markets
Began experimenting with AI, which is a precursor to significant innovations and improvements in efficiency, accuracy, and decision-making
Formalized alliances with Databricks and MSFT after being long-standing users of both technologies
Milliman MedInsight offerings made available in Azure Marketplace
Introduced the new VBC Platform and accompanying suite of VBC applications including VBC Insights and VBC Contracts
Released the next generation of the Milliman MedInsight Payer Platform, with a wealth of referential data and benchmarks, seamlessly integrated into user workflow tools
Revealed the Milliman MedInsight Health Cloud, the digitally transformed foundational system offering payers, at-risk providers, employers, and multi-payer coalitions with unprecedented opportunities to boost cost efficiency and enhance clinical outcomes like never before
For over 25 years, Milliman MedInsight’s participation in the world of healthcare analytics has centered on our cutting-edge tools and solutions that are revolutionizing the industry. Milliman MedInsight understands that success in healthcare requires collaboration across the entire ecosystem, from payers and providers to ACOs, purchasers, and consultants. With a strong foundation in actuarial science and extensive expertise in healthcare, Milliman MedInsight is dedicated to empowering payers and providers.
How Milliman MedInsight makes a difference in the market:
Milliman MedInsight Data Confidence Model
Ensure credible, high quality data, with speed to interpretation
Industry-leading Milliman MedInsight Benchmarks
Better evaluate what is driving cost, utilization, and trends within your population
Consultants
Milliman’s long history in actuarial science gives us a leg-up with unbiased research and expertise in risk assessment and healthcare management
Actionable savings
Identify, implement, and measure within a specific timeframe and immediate follow-up steps to act upon
Curated reporting
Tailored and specific reports to our clients needs across all healthcare markets
Data aggregation including EHR
Support better care coordination, health outcomes tracking, and decision-making with comprehensive integrated data
Learn more about MedInsight
Discover more about our 25+ year journey of leadership and innovation in healthcare analytics through exploring our resource page for deeper insights into our industry expertise.
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2024 Insights: Key Trends Reshaping Healthcare Analytics
As we prepare for the new year, the healthcare industry has been propelled forward by remarkable advancements in Generative AI (Gen AI), value-based care (VBC), and the electronic health record (EHR) data integration. While the overall goal of improving patient care has remained on track over the years, the introduction of Gen AI is revolutionizing … 2024 Insights: Key Trends Reshaping Healthcare Analytics
Supercharging healthcare analysis with robust provider data
Organizations in and around the healthcare industry are clamoring for more data and more data-driven insights to guide their decisions. At their core, many of these decisions rely on an understanding of the overall healthcare system. Understanding the healthcare system in turn requires an understanding of healthcare providers working in the system, as well as … Supercharging healthcare analysis with robust provider data
Navigating risk and revenue growth: A CFO’s guide to value-based contracts
As healthcare reimbursement models shift towards value-based care (VBC), chief financial officers (CFOs) are increasingly at the forefront of managing the financial implications of these changes. Not only are CFOs instrumental in assessing and mitigating the risks associated with new contracting models, but they are also responsible for ensuring that their organizations can thrive in … Navigating risk and revenue growth: A CFO’s guide to value-based contracts
Exploring the provider landscape in Sickle Cell Disease through a gene therapy lens
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is one of the most common genetic disorders in the world. The disease has significant impacts on quality of life and life expectancy for racial and ethnic minorities in the United States. Breakthrough, potentially curative gene therapy treatments have recently been developed and approved but remain costly and difficult to provide … Exploring the provider landscape in Sickle Cell Disease through a gene therapy lens
Increased spending on low-value care during the COVID-19 pandemic in Virginia
The U.S. spends more money on healthcare than other countries without commensurate improvement in health outcomes. Part of this wasteful spending is attributed to low-value care, services for clinical scenarios that lack evidence and therefore do not benefit health, raise costs, and sometimes cause patient harm. Examples are cardiovascular screening tests for asymptomatic low-risk patients … Increased spending on low-value care during the COVID-19 pandemic in Virginia
The power of insight: Enhancing VBC contract management and outcomes with analytics
The transition towards value-based care (VBC) is rapidly reshaping the healthcare landscape. While this shift holds immense promise for improving patient outcomes and reducing costs, it also presents a unique set of challenges that demand careful consideration for successful contract negotiations and management. In this blog post Milliman MedInsight product manager, Umang Gupta, explains the … The power of insight: Enhancing VBC contract management and outcomes with analytics
Changing patterns in telehealth
Although face-to-face interactions have always been the mainstay of the United States healthcare system, since the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 telehealth has been recognized as an equally useful method for healthcare delivery for some common services. To compare utilization and cost implications of telehealth visits with face-to-face visits before and during the COVID-19 pandemic this whitepaper … Changing patterns in telehealth
Low-Value Care: A perspective to tackle this global concern
Over the years, wasteful healthcare spending associated with low-value care has become a concern not only in the United States but also around the world. This whitepaper discusses the global nature of this concern and explores an approach to measure and intercept healthcare waste associated with low-value care.
Emergency department super utilizers: More than meets the eye…
In this whitepaper, we will discuss Chronic Condition Hierarchical Groups (CCHGs) as a unique patient-centered methodology for enhancing population health management based on patient and chronic condition information. To understand the prevalence and pattern of super-utilizers, we used the Milliman MedInsight CCHGs on a proprietary dataset (consisting of predominantly commercial health insurance claims) containing approximately … Emergency department super utilizers: More than meets the eye…
Elevating value-based care beyond claims data with EHR insights
Value-based care (VBC) plays a pivotal role in driving quality improvement, enhancing patient satisfaction, and ensuring the sustainability of healthcare systems by delivering better outcomes at lower costs. However, the efficacy of VBC initiatives heavily relies on robust data analytics for planning, monitoring, and evaluating healthcare delivery. This whitepaper will explore opportunities in such analytics … Elevating value-based care beyond claims data with EHR insights
Roses and thorns: The nuanced landscape of healthcare provider data
As the saying goes, all healthcare is local. In the United States at least, this is due in large part to the diverse array of providers and provider organizations across different local healthcare markets. No two provider organizations are the same, and the landscape is constantly changing as mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, and … Roses and thorns: The nuanced landscape of healthcare provider data