In the first step of this framework to drive innovation and enable analytics, Abacus helps its customers build a database with a focus on increasing business value. “When you call the health plan, you feel like you’re calling five different departments, so they want to have a seamless experience.” “The journey that our clients are going through is actually a transformation journey, so they are thinking about ‘How do we seamlessly interact with our stakeholders … being members and providers so that they don’t get frustrated and feel like they’re interacting with multiple parts of the health plan?’” Kottapalli said. The idea is to make healthcare providers and patients part of the ecosystem so they can make better use of the data.
In practice, by establishing and maintaining secure connections in this industry, it allows healthcare plans to become engines of healthcare innovation. To that end, its interoperability platform allows healthcare plans to integrate and share data with doctors’ offices, hospitals, pharmacies and laboratories, along with various digital healthcare applications. (* Disclosure below.) Platform allows customers to share and leverage dataīreaking data silos and freeing healthcare data to impact the health experience of consumers is the goal of Abacus Insights. They discussed the challenges of handling health data, Abacus’ proposed solutions to unlock the value of that data and how partnering with Amazon Web Services Inc. Kottapalli and Sumant Rao (pictured, right), chief product and operations officer at Abacus Insights, spoke with Natalie Erlich, host of theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, during the AWS Startup Showcase: The Next Big Things in AI, Security & Life Sciences. “Essentially, the users are looking to get insights out of it to solve problems.” “A lot of data is proliferating inside the healthcare system, whether it’s through the internal sources, external sources, devices, patient monitoring platforms, and so on,” he said.
When insurers, healthcare providers and patients have better access to this data, they can make choices that ultimately lead to better outcomes and lower costs, such as finding the best treatments, figuring out why a prescription is not being filled or stopping a duplicate test or scan, according to Krishna Kottapalli (pictured, left), chief commercial officer at Abacus Insights Inc., a data management company that harnesses the power of the healthcare data explosion to enhance people’s lives. Every time someone visits a doctor or hospital or undergoes a test, data is created, but that information is often locked in legacy healthcare technology systems without creating business value.
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