Category: Healthcare & Life Sciences

Insight Paper • 5.29.2014

Rapid Prototyping in Healthcare Analytics

As we step into the post-ACA world, where the economic consequences as well as the clinical value of interventions need to be understood, the biggest missing pieces of information are usually the general pattern of resource use and the associated overall cost of care for a condition under current

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Insight Paper • 5.22.2014

Small Changes Equal Sustainable Results

Compared to other developed nations the US spends approximately twice as much per capita on healthcare and the total cost seems to be spiraling out of control. And while many other countries have placed a number of types of controls on payers, prices or the availability of services, the US<span. . .

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Insight Paper • 5.1.2014

Acute Myeloid Leukemia

We conducted a preliminary analysis of outcomes and resource utilization for Medicare beneficiaries with AML first diagnosed in 2003 or 2004, using Medicare Public Use Standard Analytic claims files. The purpose of this analysis was to better understand the patterns of resource use in connection

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Case Study • 2.7.2014

Innovating To Create Market Disruption In Ways That Legacy Insurers Cannot

The advent of the Affordable Care Act created a new type of private nonprofit health insurer, called a Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan, or "CO-OP.” These plans are directed by their customers and designed to offer individuals and small businesses more affordable, consumer-friendly, and

Tagged in: Growth & Acceleration, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Strategy & Innovation

Case Study • 10.18.2013

Transforming a Regional Hospital Association

Dramatic changes in healthcare laws, technologies, and consumer behaviors have created a window of opportunity for innovative healthcare service organizations. Our Client, a regional hospital association, launched two new ventures in response to these opportunities: a health information exchange

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Case Study • 10.3.2013

Designing a Financial Information Hub

The US healthcare system is undergoing significant change in both the regulatory framework under which it operates as well as the marketplace in which its participants must compete. To address both the threats and opportunities associated with this type of disruptive industry change, a large

Tagged in: Analytics, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Optimized Operations, Technology

Insight Paper • 8.30.2013

Adjusting to Risk Adjustment

Healthcare analytics have been conducted for decades in independent silos: actuaries, medical researchers, payers, regulators, pharmaceutical and device companies, and providers. This has resulted in a multiplication of George Bernard Shaw’s observation that “the United States and Great Britain

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Case Study • 8.2.2013

Ensuring 3R Compliance with the ACA

In March 2010, the federal government regulated comprehensive healthcare reform through passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). While some provisions of the law have already taken effect, many more will be implemented in the coming months as the law significantly changes

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Case Study • 8.1.2013

Designing a Healthcare Information Exchange from the Ground Up

The federal government has been driving electronic healthcare records adoption and its meaningful use that compels industry participants to comply. There is no single path to compliance, but a Health Information Exchange (HIE) providing services that enable the electronic sharing of health-related

Tagged in: Growth & Acceleration, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Strategy & Innovation

Case Study • 1.2.2013

Reviving an Enterprise Architecture Program

Facing a new 3-year business plan and a dynamic healthcare industry undergoing dramatic change, the client asked Trexin to audit its ailing enterprise architecture program and prescribe a set of remedies to realign the program with the company’s business objectives

Tagged in: Healthcare & Life Sciences, Program Execution, Strategy & Innovation

Stories & Insights

Category: Healthcare & Life Sciences

Rapid Prototyping in Healthcare Analytics

Small Changes Equal Sustainable Results

Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Innovating To Create Market Disruption In Ways That Legacy Insurers Cannot

Transforming a Regional Hospital Association

Designing a Financial Information Hub

Adjusting to Risk Adjustment

Ensuring 3R Compliance with the ACA

Designing a Healthcare Information Exchange from the Ground Up

Reviving an Enterprise Architecture Program

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