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MedCity News: Healthcare Doesn’t Need More Big Tech

Healthcare Doesn’t Need More Big Tech; It Needs Specialized Tech. Byline by Dr. Bob Lindner in MedCity News.

It’s easy to oversimplify and say, “These big tech companies are now doing healthcare and they’re going to solve everything.” But the reality is that often, the solutions are not going to come from big tech.

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Just like clinicians who specialize in an area of medicine, healthcare’s tech problems need specialized solutions. That’s because the industry doesn’t have a single general issue to solve, healthcare has many discrete issues to address.

To further complicate things, healthcare is not one industry but many industries under the same umbrella. Clinical care, devices, diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, hospitals, payers, and more each has its own unique challenges and opportunities that need to be addressed with unique solutions.

It’s easy to oversimplify and say, “These big tech companies are now doing healthcare and they’re going to solve everything.” But the reality is that often, the solutions are not going to come from big tech.

Our healthcare system is built on a series of complex requirements and regulations that conventional technology solutions aren’t built for. Patient data privacy, regulatory compliance, interoperability, and the sensitivity of medical information call for a specialized set of solutions. A solution for a payment issue isn’t the same as a solution for patient records or network construction, telehealth, provider data, or a condition-specific issue.

These individual problems are being addressed by legions of innovative people working in smaller, more focused organizations where they are experimenting, iterating, pivoting, and getting closer and closer to solutions to the issue they’re addressing. These teams are focusing on singular issues and solutions in a way that bigger, more general tech doesn’t.

To compound the issue, healthcare is an ever-changing industry and requires solution providers to be agile in order to keep up with emerging trends, new discoveries, new regulations, and shifts in patient and provider preferences. These smaller more specialized companies may not have the resources of large tech enterprises; however, they are inherently more adept at quickly iterating solutions, responding to changes, and adapting to evolving needs.

This is why specialized solutions and specialized tech providers are ultimately going to be the problem solvers.

Does this mean that big tech doesn’t have a place? Of course not. Big tech can do what big tech does best: identify, vet, and foster some of these solutions and ultimately scale the right ones.

But what about the funding? These entrepreneurial companies who are developing innovative tools are often start-ups and frequently raising capital at the same time they are building the solution.

A recent Pitchbook report covered by MedCity News included a mixed bag of news for these entrepreneurial companies in the medtech space. The report noted that venture capital funding to medtech appears to have bottomed out in the first quarter of this year and has been ticking slightly upward. That’s the good news. The troubling news is that this year’s medtech funding total may not reach the 2022 funding total of $13.5 billion and certainly won’t even approach the 2021 funding total of more than $19 billion.

In healthcare the stakes are high, and any tech solution needs to operate as a “mission-critical” part of the equation. Think NASA or car safety where there are no margins for error or experimentation like there are if we were building a ridesharing or shopping app. We’re dealing with people’s health and lives on a daily basis. The stakes should be treated as life or death because they are. And the solutions we deploy need to be more than adequate. They need to be infallible.

Connect with Dr. Bob Lindner on LinkedIn. Read more from Bob with Automation, Machine Learning, and the Universe: Q&A with Veda’s Chief Science and Technology Officer and Co-founder, Dr. Bob Lindner

Leaders of B2B Podcast: Meghan Gaffney

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In this episode of Leaders of B2B, Meghan Gaffney, CEO and co-founder of Veda, offers an in-depth perspective on the evolving realm of artificial intelligence in healthcare. With her extensive experience, Meghan underscores the transformative impact of implementing AI solutions in medical diagnostics and patient care pathways.

Tune in to learn why a diagnostic approach is essential for effective data management across industries, to identify and address critical issues systematically.

Veda Brings AI Data Solutions to Provider Group Organizations

Accurate data simplifies referral management to address outcome gaps

October 9, 2023, MADISON, Wis. – Veda, a health technology provider specializing in accurate, curated provider data, is introducing new features to support healthcare provider organizations making specialty referrals. In an effort to get patients the care they need and help improve outcomes, Veda’s solutions remove barriers for both referring providers and patients.

With our accurate provider data and human-in-the-loop technology, we can positively impact the legions of patients who are not accessing necessary specialty care.

Meghan Gaffney, CEO and co-founder, veda

In one survey 1, as many as one-third of patients don’t follow through on a referral to a specialist from their primary care provider. Provider groups who can deliver accurate referrals can improve the chances of a patient pursuing specialty care.

1. Becker’s Payer Issues: Only two out of every three patients actually receive the care that they need when a referral is made.

“With our accurate provider data and human-in-the-loop technology, we can positively impact the legions of patients who are not accessing necessary specialty care,” said Meghan Gaffney, CEO and co-founder of Veda. “In addition, our technology can help capture potential lost revenue for provider organizations by managing referral leakage to providers outside of the organization.”

Health plans across the country currently benefit from Veda’s suite of AI-powered products. With this expansion, Veda is delivering solutions to health systems and provider groups for the first time with the product Vectyr.

Vectyr curates data from more than 100,000 unique sources, optimizing results for each provider every 24 hours. Rigorous scientific validation methodology ensures that users have the most up-to-date data for every provider in the country, on-demand, every day. The database provides records for physicians, nurses, allied health, behavioral health, pharmacists, and dental providers.

About Veda

Veda blends science and imagination to solve healthcare’s most complex data issues. Through human-in-the-loop Smart Automation, our solutions dramatically increase productivity, enable compliance, and empower healthcare businesses to focus on delivering care. Veda’s platforms are simple to use and require no technical skills or drastic system changes because we envision a future for healthcare where data isn’t a barrier—it’s an opportunity. Follow Veda on LinkedIn.

In Business Magazine: Shaping AI Policies is an Ongoing Imperative

Read the article “Shaping AI Policies is an Ongoing Imperative” by Veda CEO Meghan Gaffney in the September issue of In Business Magazine.

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At Veda, a healthcare data solutions company headquartered in Madison, we’ve been using AI technologies like supervised machine learning for years, adapting our policies as we go, to stay ahead of a rapidly changing tech landscape. Recently we’ve tackled the use of LLMs such as ChatGPT, Google Bard, GitHub, and others by employees on our office systems. In doing so we learned a bit along the way that may help other businesses working on similar policies.

Meghan Gaffney

In Business Madison, September 2023

Open Enrollment: Tips for Enhancing Provider Directory Accuracy

Prepare for Open Enrollment with Directory Accuracy

Provider directory accuracy leads to a positive experience for health plan members. But often overlooked is the importance of directory accuracy during open enrollment when both existing and prospective members are making choices for the upcoming year. Read on for open enrollment tips.

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According to a recent eHealth survey, “Coverage for preferred doctors is a bigger consideration than affordable monthly premiums.” In fact, “31% of respondents say finding a plan that covers their preferred doctors or hospitals is their number one priority when choosing a plan.”

Inaccurate and incomplete directory information misrepresents health plan coverage, the leading priority for members during open enrollment. It also establishes an erroneous benchmark of user experience for enrollees — a first impression with your members should start on a good footing. 

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With nearly half of Americans considering a change to their health plan during open enrollment, your plan could gain a competitive advantage by clearly demonstrating the breadth of accurate and comprehensive provider information in your directory. Furthermore, accurate directories will only continue to enhance the member experience once they choose a plan and begin contacting their newest practitioners. 

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Open enrollment is right around the corner, but it’s not too late to make targeted changes that have the greatest impact on the member’s experience. Veda’s automation tool makes thousands of suggested changes to your directory in less than 48 hours. 

With nearly half of Americans considering a change to their health plan during open enrollment, your plan could gain a competitive advantage by clearly demonstrating the breadth of accurate and comprehensive provider information in your directory.

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Open Enrollment Tips for Provider Data Improvements 

Here are three open best practices and recommendations to quickly and strategically improve directory accuracy before November 1, 2023—and what to plan for in 2024 and beyond.

  1. Make Segments: In lieu of whole directory changes, start small. Segment the directory with open enrollment priorities in mind. Veda recommends segmenting by market or specialty. 
  2. Be Specific: Target the high-impact data elements within a segment to get the needed results before open enrollment. Think provider level data such as clearing out deceased or retired providers or location level like updated addresses.
  3. Act Confidently: Grab the highest impact, highest confidence recommendations. Bonus: Implementing mass maintenance of high confidence scores can automate directory fixes eliminating administrative burdens almost immediately.

Armed with a directory diagnostic, you can confidently address critical directory errors resulting in improved directory accuracy.

Ready, Set, Go: Get a Provider Directory Diagnostic Snapshot

Veda will diagnose your directory data, giving you a snapshot of your directory with fixes that can be enacted quickly. Armed with a directory diagnostic, you can confidently address critical directory errors resulting in improved directory accuracy.

We’re ready when you are.

Contact Veda for your Provider Directory Diagnostic Snapshot.

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Medica’s Journey to Building a Data-Driven Directory: Q&A with Veda and Medica

Medica’s Director of Provider Network Operations & Initiatives, Patty Franco, sat down with Veda to talk about all things provider data and directories. As a current Veda client, Medica is making targeted changes to their directory resulting in improved accuracy and positive member experience.

Tell us about Medica, what areas does your health plan cover?

Our nonprofit health plan serves about 1.5 million members in 12 states: Minnesota, Arizona, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. I’ve been with Medica for over 18 years.

I’ve been with Medica for over 18 years and we’ve had some exciting changes recently, such as our merger with Dean Health Plan out of Madison, Wis. Our plans combined have a better opportunity to support the healthcare needs of members and to further enhance our provider relationships.

From a provider data collection, ingestion, and validation standpoint, what was Medica’s process before partnering with Veda?

Medica receives data from providers in a number of ways: our portal, delegated rosters, forms, new contracts, and more. Depending on how that data comes in, it will be processed by our teams to get provider demographics and reimbursement set up in our systems.

As to what we were doing to ensure accuracy, that too had many options — none of them ideal. We used manual audits throughout the processing of the data and also performed a monthly audit of all our directory (public-facing) data. This audit is what is used to determine where we have inaccuracies. The audit includes randomly selected records in which we make secret shopper calls and ask the same questions CMS does in their audit.

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Can you explain your data lifecycle?

Our process with Veda is to use a monthly file that we give to Veda and Veda runs through their Smart Automation tools and provides a response back in two days. We use the responses and run them through a series of queries that sorts the data we want to address and correct. Depending on the edit, it may be automated into our system and corrected. If needed, it could be something we want to do further investigation on so we will send that to another team to do that research, such as validation with a practitioner.

Veda’s tools get us started in the right direction and, more often than not, we can put their suggested correction directly into our system.

All health plans have different internal structures. What teams in your organization interact with provider and practitioner data?

So many departments within Medica interact with our provider data. Network Management, Provider Finance, Provider Operations, Provider Call Center, Reporting & Analytics, and Health Services all use it.

What have you found to be an industry best practice in terms of using Veda to maintain high data accuracy?

Veda supplements the various sources we receive data from and validates the accuracy of it. Plus, Veda has helped us use claims data to obtain information for providers that do not submit any claims or have limited claims.

Of course, we still use some internal tools, but Veda has helped us pinpoint areas we can focus our attention on with relative ease. For example, we’ve been able to better work with our contract managers to address gaps in provider data. We’ve also learned to reframe our contract language for delegated agreements to ensure that providers maintain their data with us.

What challenges and opportunities did you encounter, internally and externally, on your path to success?

Internally, when you add a new vendor or service, it is all about the training and handoffs to other departments and systems. How many systems you have that hold this data can be challenging along with ever-changing technology. Processes that have to remain manual are a challenge, but necessary. And of course, executive buy-in and understanding took time, as did budget approval.

Externally, we are still working on drilling down using data-cleansing processes with our delegates. They account for about 50% of our data, so they are important partners in getting the data accurate on the way in. As we know, the root of bad data starts at ingestion. With targeted recommendations from Veda, we identified where the worst data issues were coming from. This allowed us to rethink how we interact with the data on the front end. Now, if we see a roster with 30 locations for one provider, we call and inquire about it.

It is imperative to both our organizations to have accurate data so that our members can find providers in our directories and that the phone number is correct so they get an appointment quickly to address their health care needs.

How do you approach making changes internally?

With the suggestions we received from Veda, we determined which changes we could automate and which ones may need further information from the provider. This drove multiple processes for us to build or modify to accommodate. Then we started to integrate the changes into our systems and review the results of the next month’s audit. This is one barometer of how the changes are affecting our accuracy. We continue to look for opportunities in the data and Veda helps us to focus on areas that may get the biggest return. We work together to see what is most feasible, as this is a partnership that includes our providers who want to get on board to help us on the journey. This process improves the experience for the providers’ patients and Medica’s members.

How do you report your department’s work and results within the organization?

We have a dashboard that goes to senior leadership that reports our accuracy rate and compliance. Of course, it’s always exciting to see accuracy increasing and bad data consistently being corrected. Our reporting helps highlight both gaps and opportunities.

How have you seen data accuracy positively impact member experience?

Accuracy, adequacy, and efficiency are what our members expect and we want to deliver. They depend on us for their healthcare needs and it starts with knowing they can view our directories to find a provider near them to take care of their family’s health. As we all know, health care is complicated, so it is our job to make things easier in whatever ways we can. My role is to focus on ensuring that the data we receive is accurately displayed to our members and they can trust it.

As Director of Provider Operations and Initiatives, Patty is responsible for Medica’s provider network data in online and print directories. Based in Minnesota and with Medica for over 18 years, Patty oversees network compliance and adequacy. Connect with Patty on LinkedIn.

Six Questions to Ask Your Provider Data Vendor

The most impactful data vendors ensure top-quality data is being provided to their health plan clients. Data vendors can bring both value and collaboration to health plans’ business. A solid understanding of the vendor’s capabilities, methodology, and process can help you quickly build trust and maximize your ROI— or not.

Whether your health plan is currently working with a data vendor or hopes to do so in the future, these are the questions Veda’s data science team encourages you to talk to your partners about to get the most out of your data. Plus, we included Veda’s answers to the questions.

  1. How often is data being refreshed?

Provider data is not “set it and forget it.” Providers change facilities, offices move locations, phone numbers are updated, etc. Without consistent updates, there is a risk of data being inaccurate. What was once correct can quickly become void when a clinic moves next door. 

VEDA’S ANSWER: Veda optimizes results for each provider every 24 hours.

  1. How do you perform entity resolution and resolve data conflicts?

Entity resolution is the foundation of all data processing, and poor entity resolution can affect results for locations, network adequacy, and provider details. One challenge in provider data is that the information about a provider is not static, and evolves over time—location, phone, specialty, etc.

VEDA’S ANSWER: Veda’s patented technology performs entity resolution in a way that specifically accounts for this data drift over time.

  1. What sources are being used?

Knowing where source data comes from will help ensure you’re sourcing everything you need and nothing you don’t. Rather than crawling some websites for information that may already be inaccurate, using many sources means the data can be cross-referenced for quality.

VEDA’S ANSWER: Veda curates data from over 300,000 unique sources (including our proprietary data and multiple credentialing sources, such as NPPES, CMS, DEA, and State Licensing Boards).

  1. How many active providers are included in data sets?

Data sets should include active providers. Sure, having more providers and large numbers in a roster seems like a win but if the roster is full of inactive or even deceased providers you’re risking a poor member experience. Garbage in, garbage out.

VEDA’S ANSWER: Organizations using Veda’s provider data can access profiles of every active provider in the U.S.—over 3.5 million.

  1. How do you measure the performance of your data model?

Once you are certain you’re measuring the right outputs, identify the key metrics that support your accuracy KPIs: Aspects such as frequency of measurement, sample sizes, methodology, etc. 

VEDA’S ANSWER: Veda’s solution accurately separates data into training and test sets for statistical modeling. This is essential to avoid overfitting and production performance “surprises” from the data.

  1. How is success defined and how is it measured?

Are you measuring your performance like your patients and regulators are? We believe everyone needs to think more rigorously about what “correct” provider data means. Attested data is not the same as correct data. 

VEDA’S ANSWER: The best measurement for accurate provider data? Patients should be able to make an appointment with a provider, using the data available to them, on the first try. 

Ready to partner with a data quality vendor who is the authority on accuracy? Contact Veda.

HealthCare Business Today: Veda Launches Vectyr Provider Database

Veda, a healthcare data company dedicated to solving the industry’s most complex data issues, has launched Vectyr: Data Curation, the most comprehensive and accurate data to build optimal provider networks. The database is the engine behind Veda’s other products, Quantym: Data Quality Scoring and Velocity: Process Automation, and is now available to customers on-demand.

Learn more about Vectyr in our press release on HealthCare Business Today.

Veda Launches Vectyr Provider Database

The most up-to-date, comprehensive, and accurate data.

Veda, a healthcare data company dedicated to solving the industry’s most complex data issues, has launched Vectyr: Data Curation, the most comprehensive and accurate data to build optimal provider networks. The database is the engine behind Veda’s other products, Quantym: Data Quality Scoring and Velocity: Process Automation, and is now available to customers on demand.

“Veda curates data from over 100,000 unique sources, optimizing results for each provider every 24 hours. Rigorous scientific validation methodology ensures that users have the most up-to-date data for every provider in the country, on-demand, every day.”

Veda curates data from over 100,000 unique sources, optimizing results for each provider every 24 hours. Rigorous scientific validation methodology ensures that users have the most up-to-date data for every provider in the country, on-demand, every day. The database provides records for physicians, nurses, allied health, behavioral health, pharmacists, and dental providers.

“Accuracy, flexibility, and efficiency are the three key elements our customers are seeking,” said Dr. Bob Lindner, Veda co-founder and Chief Science and Technology Officer. “With Vectyr, we’re pairing the most accurate and reliable data with the most flexible query options so developers can solve a wide variety of problems without the need for custom end-points.”

Vectyr features more than 50 key data elements including demographic and contact information; specialty and credentialing details; practice locations and group affiliation. Vectyr data has consistently been shown to be more than 90 percent accurate which means that users can have confidence that everything from contact information to associated specialties and plan coverage is up to date.

“Vectyr features more than 50 key data elements including demographic and contact information; specialty and credentialing details; practice locations and group affiliation.”

Health systems, health plans, pharmacies, provider groups, and other related enterprises can now efficiently and effectively access accurate data through Vectyr to fill network gaps, recruit, enhance referral networks, pre-populate credentialing, remove friction from claims processing, and more.

“The launch of Vectyr is one more way that Veda is solving the provider data needs of our customers,” said Meghan Gaffney, Veda co-founder, and CEO. “Inaccurate provider data is a significant barrier to efficient health plan operations, care-delivery, interoperability and ultimately patient satisfaction. Bringing validated, scientific solutions to the marketplace will ensure that the promise of effective data in healthcare operations is realized.”

About Veda

Veda blends science and imagination to solve healthcare’s most complex data issues. Through human-in-the-loop Smart Automation, our solutions dramatically increase productivity, enable compliance and empower healthcare businesses to focus on delivering care. Veda’s platforms are simple to use and require no technical skills or drastic system changes because we envision a future for healthcare where data isn’t a barrier—it’s an opportunity. Follow Veda on LinkedIn.

Optimal and Proven Provider Data from Veda

What makes Veda’s data so great?

Healthcare provider data can be riddled with inaccuracies—just ask anyone who uses network directories to find an in-network specialist or view clinics in a 10-mile radius. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Medicare Advantage (MA) online provider directory reviews between September 2016 and August 2017 found that 52.2% of the provider directory locations listed had at least one inaccuracy.  

Health tech companies have attempted to solve provider data inaccuracy problems with a number of products, platforms, and integrations. No solutions have been able to ultimately offer a better experience for members where it matters: the ability to easily book an appointment armed with accurate information.

Many solutions in the market focus on gathering all data sources available to identify providers but don’t have the ability to clean up those databases so they have only current and accurate information. A patient might find a doctor in a directory but if the location and coverage information was wrong, they still can’t make an appointment.

Enter Veda’s latest offering: Vectyr Data Curation. Vectyr offers the most up-to-date, comprehensive, and accurate source of provider data on the market. Vectyr’s database uses more than 100,000 unique sources to create an optimal collection of provider information. The data is continuously monitored, validated daily, and backed by our accuracy guarantees.

Prove It

How does Veda back up claims of accuracy and completeness? For one, our team of data scientists behind the development of Vectyr has the clout and expertise needed for intensive data modeling. From creating ground-breaking machine learning code to researching at the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, the best in science and technology are found at Veda. Here is how Veda employs a different approach than other data companies on the market:

  • Automation: Veda fully automates static and temporal data, boosting accuracy and reducing provider barriers. This validation process is automated in real-time, a fundamental advantage for healthcare companies seeking effective data structure.
  • Performance Measurement: Veda’s team of scientists carefully monitors the data’s success rate, creating statistical models, sample sizes, and methodologies to consistently guarantee accuracy. This process ensures specialty and data demands are evaluated and performing at the highest level.
  • Data Reconciliation: As temporal data evolves, Veda’s entity resolution process follows. Our technology accounts for data drifts over time, so our entity resolution is calibrated to recognize correct data from the abundant sources available today. New data is always cleansed and standardized, then consolidated within a database to eliminate duplicates.
  • Test Outcomes: Even with 95%+ accuracy, Veda doesn’t rely on automation to do all the work. The Veda team inspects all aspects of delivered data, including quality, delivery methods, bugs, and errors with a continuous monitoring process. By continually auditing and testing our data fields to confirm they are the competitive, current, and optimal quality we know reasonable coverage is reached.

Coverage, Precision, and Recall are numbers reported and recorded by the science team.

Coverage: What is the fraction of the data that isn’t blank?

Precision: When we do have an answer, how often is it right?

Recall: If we should have an answer, how often do we actually have it?

“Anyone can make an API. They are flashy, they can help operations, they can automate processes. But if your API is pulling in duplicative, inaccurate, and just plain bad information it’s useless,” says Dr. Robert Lindner, Chief Science & Technology Officer at Veda. “With our science backing, Veda’s data is guaranteed accurate and with flexible query so data delivery is where, when, and how users need it.”

Veda’s data is currently being used by top health plans for the correction and cleansing of their directories. Now, customers, new prospects, and new channel partners have direct access to Veda’s best-in-class provider information based on their nuanced business use case. 

Vectyr has profiles on more than 3.5 million providers who have an NPI 1 number—including MDs, DOs, RNs, social workers, DDS, and pharmacists.

What can health plans do with Veda’s data?
Staying atop changing information ensures provider directories are always accurate. This is no small feat as 20-30% of all provider directory information changes annually. With Vectyr, health plans can offer a better experience for members and providers by:

  • Expanding network offerings: Members need both provider options and location access to get the care they need. Using Veda’s data can help health plans identify providers they aren’t currently contracted with and fill geographic or provider gaps in their network. 
  • Sourcing correct providers for referrals: Providing accurate and on-the-spot information for in-network referrals relieves administrative burdens and eliminates frustrating hours spent searching for answers.
  • Quick credentialing: Credential providers faster and deliver faster onboarding and credentialing support with data that’s updated every 24 hours and guaranteed accurate.

What’s possible with optimal provider data?
There are immediate benefits to using Veda’s data. Health plan members will no longer wonder if their doctor of choice accepts their insurance or where the closest allergist to their home is. Hours of phone calls and administrative burdens are eliminated for both the member and the health plan. And, most importantly, health plans can trust Veda’s rigorous scientific validation methodology to ensure they have the optimal data for every provider in the country, on-demand, every day.

When health plans have access to optimal data, it means members have access to optimal data and that results in a markedly better customer experience.

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