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6 hours ago
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Greece's Digital Health Reset: Opportunities Emerge for Local EHR and Interoperability Vendors Amid Lagging IT Infrastructure, Black Book Research
Independent Survey Reveals Gaps in Greek Healthcare IT, Underscoring Urgent Need for Homegrown Digital Solutions and Modernization Partnerships PARIS, FRANCE / / June 8, 2025 / Greece ranks among the lowest-performing nations in Europe across critical digital health benchmarks, according to findings published in the 2025 edition of the Black Book of Global Healthcare Information Technology. The report, based on a Q2 2025 survey of 122 hospital and physician practice administrators in Greece conducted ahead of HIMSS25 Europe, reflects the perspectives of stakeholders on the state of healthcare IT adoption and readiness in the country. While the findings point to significant challenges in Electronic Health Records (EHR), interoperability, and cybersecurity, they also highlight a unique opportunity for Greek-oriented and regional digital health vendors to accelerate transformation. With dissatisfaction running high among providers and patients, local innovation and targeted vendor partnerships could reshape the national health IT landscape. EHR Adoption and Vendor Opportunity Only 14% of Greek providers surveyed reported access to integrated, functional digital health records in routine care. A significant 98% expressed dissatisfaction with current systems, citing fragmented platforms, inefficient workflows, and lack of real-time clinical data access. These gaps open the door for localized EHR vendors to design solutions aligned with national healthcare workflows and policy environments, offering custom platforms that overcome the limitations of foreign, one-size-fits-all technologies. Interoperability as a Catalyst for Growth Just 7% of Greek health IT leaders stated their systems are capable of supporting interoperable data exchange across care settings. The lack of HL7 FHIR-standardized integration highlights the pressing need for Greek vendors and regional integration firms to develop scalable, standards-based health data exchange platforms. Opportunities exist for companies positioned to bridge public-private sector silos, modernize legacy systems, and create unified health information networks. Population Health and Analytics Market Gaps Only 3% of respondents reported using real-time data analytics or risk stratification tools to support population health initiatives. Vendors focusing on chronic disease management, preventive care, and regional analytics platforms can play a key role in helping Greek healthcare organizations harness data-driven care models that are still in early stages of development. Cybersecurity Innovation Needs With 95% of surveyed IT leaders citing significant gaps in cybersecurity, there is growing demand for security-as-a-service, cloud-based protections, and affordable infrastructure assessments tailored to smaller Greek hospitals and clinics. This represents a prime opportunity for cybersecurity firms with healthcare specialization to support compliance, resilience, and trust. Patient Experience Solutions In a companion survey, 97% of Greek patients reported never accessing their health records online, and 100% lacked confidence in their provider's digital tools. This signals a strong market opening for vendors offering secure patient portals, mobile health access, and education tools that empower individuals and improve engagement. Key HIMSS25 Europe Vendors Supporting Greece's Digital Health Needs Several vendors exhibiting and sponsoring at HIMSS25 Europe in Paris next week stand out as especially well-positioned to support Greece's digital transformation goals. These companies offer technologies directly aligned with the challenges facing Greek healthcare and are prepared to demonstrate scalable solutions that address EHR adoption, interoperability, analytics, and patient engagement. InterSystems will showcase their advanced data integration and interoperability platforms, which leverage HL7 FHIR to enable seamless data sharing which is an urgent need for fragmented Greek health systems. Dedalus, a vendor with deep roots in European healthcare, is offering regionally aligned EHR and population health management solutions that address local workflow gaps and regulatory complexities in Greece. Hyland is exhibiting its Content Innovation Cloud, designed to enhance document-based interoperability, support clinical content access, and reduce administrative burden, an important area for Greek hospitals with legacy infrastructure. Oracle Health and Epic Systems will also present end-to-end EHR platforms and AI-powered analytics tools that offer Greek providers the opportunity to benchmark against high-functioning, digitally mature health systems, should they be capable of encompassing the needs of the Greek healthcare systems, its providers and patients at a cost the Greek government and providers can afford. T-Systems, with its cybersecurity and managed IT offerings, will demonstrate solutions ideal for smaller hospitals in Greece needing affordable and scalable security frameworks. Greek CIOs and provider executives attending HIMSS25 Europe are encouraged to engage with these vendors, explore real-time demos, and evaluate how proven digital technologies can be adapted to Greece's local challenges and accelerate national interoperability progress. "This report reflects the voices of healthcare professionals and patients in Greece-not an opinion or judgment by our firm," said Douglas Brown, founder of Black Book Research. "With the right collaborations, local vendors and regional innovators have a real opportunity to drive digital transformation and close persistent technology gaps." "For Greek CIOs and healthcare leaders attending HIMSS25 Europe, this is a pivotal moment to explore firsthand the technologies reshaping connected care across the continent," Brown added. "Vendor demonstrations at the exhibition offer strategic insights into scalable interoperability frameworks, AI-driven analytics, secure cloud infrastructures, and patient engagement platforms-all critical components for modernizing Greek healthcare. The opportunity to benchmark with leading systems and meet innovators building regionalized EHR and data exchange solutions should not be missed." Furthermore, the 2025 World Index of Healthcare Innovation ranked Greece 26th out of 32 European countries in health digitization, possibly falling to last at 32 in 2026. The report highlighted that Greece is one of the least digitally connected countries in the index, limiting its ability to take full advantage of electronic health records and other digital health technologies. The 2025 Black Book of Global Healthcare Information Technology provides independent performance evaluations of healthcare IT systems and infrastructure in 44 countries. The Greece-specific findings are intended to guide policymakers, health institutions, and vendors toward high-impact modernization strategies. For more information, visit About Black Book Research Black Book Research is a globally recognized, independent market research and public opinion firm specializing in healthcare information technology, services, and consulting. For over a decade, Black Book has surveyed and analyzed the experiences of healthcare executives, clinicians, technology users, and patients across Europe and worldwide. Its annual reports and performance rankings are based on validated client and user feedback from over three million healthcare IT users globally. Black Book maintains a transparent, non-paid methodology, ensuring unbiased evaluations that empower stakeholders to make informed technology decisions and guide digital health transformation strategies. 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Associated Press
6 hours ago
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- Associated Press
Greece's Digital Health Reset: Opportunities Emerge for Local EHR and Interoperability Vendors Amid Lagging IT Infrastructure, Black Book Research
Independent Survey Reveals Gaps in Greek Healthcare IT, Underscoring Urgent Need for Homegrown Digital Solutions and Modernization Partnerships PARIS, FRANCE / ACCESS Newswire / June 8, 2025 / Greece ranks among the lowest-performing nations in Europe across critical digital health benchmarks, according to findings published in the 2025 edition of the Black Book of Global Healthcare Information Technology. The report, based on a Q2 2025 survey of 122 hospital and physician practice administrators in Greece conducted ahead of HIMSS25 Europe, reflects the perspectives of stakeholders on the state of healthcare IT adoption and readiness in the country. While the findings point to significant challenges in Electronic Health Records (EHR), interoperability, and cybersecurity, they also highlight a unique opportunity for Greek-oriented and regional digital health vendors to accelerate transformation. With dissatisfaction running high among providers and patients, local innovation and targeted vendor partnerships could reshape the national health IT landscape. EHR Adoption and Vendor Opportunity Only 14% of Greek providers surveyed reported access to integrated, functional digital health records in routine care. A significant 98% expressed dissatisfaction with current systems, citing fragmented platforms, inefficient workflows, and lack of real-time clinical data access. These gaps open the door for localized EHR vendors to design solutions aligned with national healthcare workflows and policy environments, offering custom platforms that overcome the limitations of foreign, one-size-fits-all technologies. Interoperability as a Catalyst for Growth Just 7% of Greek health IT leaders stated their systems are capable of supporting interoperable data exchange across care settings. The lack of HL7 FHIR-standardized integration highlights the pressing need for Greek vendors and regional integration firms to develop scalable, standards-based health data exchange platforms. Opportunities exist for companies positioned to bridge public-private sector silos, modernize legacy systems, and create unified health information networks. Population Health and Analytics Market Gaps Only 3% of respondents reported using real-time data analytics or risk stratification tools to support population health initiatives. Vendors focusing on chronic disease management, preventive care, and regional analytics platforms can play a key role in helping Greek healthcare organizations harness data-driven care models that are still in early stages of development. Cybersecurity Innovation Needs With 95% of surveyed IT leaders citing significant gaps in cybersecurity, there is growing demand for security-as-a-service, cloud-based protections, and affordable infrastructure assessments tailored to smaller Greek hospitals and clinics. This represents a prime opportunity for cybersecurity firms with healthcare specialization to support compliance, resilience, and trust. Patient Experience Solutions In a companion survey, 97% of Greek patients reported never accessing their health records online, and 100% lacked confidence in their provider's digital tools. This signals a strong market opening for vendors offering secure patient portals, mobile health access, and education tools that empower individuals and improve engagement. Key HIMSS25 Europe Vendors Supporting Greece's Digital Health Needs Several vendors exhibiting and sponsoring at HIMSS25 Europe in Paris next week stand out as especially well-positioned to support Greece's digital transformation goals. These companies offer technologies directly aligned with the challenges facing Greek healthcare and are prepared to demonstrate scalable solutions that address EHR adoption, interoperability, analytics, and patient engagement. InterSystems will showcase their advanced data integration and interoperability platforms, which leverage HL7 FHIR to enable seamless data sharing which is an urgent need for fragmented Greek health systems. Dedalus, a vendor with deep roots in European healthcare, is offering regionally aligned EHR and population health management solutions that address local workflow gaps and regulatory complexities in Greece. Hyland is exhibiting its Content Innovation Cloud, designed to enhance document-based interoperability, support clinical content access, and reduce administrative burden, an important area for Greek hospitals with legacy infrastructure. Oracle Health and Epic Systems will also present end-to-end EHR platforms and AI-powered analytics tools that offer Greek providers the opportunity to benchmark against high-functioning, digitally mature health systems, should they be capable of encompassing the needs of the Greek healthcare systems, its providers and patients at a cost the Greek government and providers can afford. T-Systems, with its cybersecurity and managed IT offerings, will demonstrate solutions ideal for smaller hospitals in Greece needing affordable and scalable security frameworks. Greek CIOs and provider executives attending HIMSS25 Europe are encouraged to engage with these vendors, explore real-time demos, and evaluate how proven digital technologies can be adapted to Greece's local challenges and accelerate national interoperability progress. 'This report reflects the voices of healthcare professionals and patients in Greece-not an opinion or judgment by our firm,' said Douglas Brown, founder of Black Book Research. 'With the right collaborations, local vendors and regional innovators have a real opportunity to drive digital transformation and close persistent technology gaps.' 'For Greek CIOs and healthcare leaders attending HIMSS25 Europe, this is a pivotal moment to explore firsthand the technologies reshaping connected care across the continent,' Brown added. 'Vendor demonstrations at the exhibition offer strategic insights into scalable interoperability frameworks, AI-driven analytics, secure cloud infrastructures, and patient engagement platforms-all critical components for modernizing Greek healthcare. The opportunity to benchmark with leading systems and meet innovators building regionalized EHR and data exchange solutions should not be missed.' Furthermore, the 2025 World Index of Healthcare Innovation ranked Greece 26th out of 32 European countries in health digitization, possibly falling to last at 32 in 2026. The report highlighted that Greece is one of the least digitally connected countries in the index, limiting its ability to take full advantage of electronic health records and other digital health technologies. The 2025 Black Book of Global Healthcare Information Technology provides independent performance evaluations of healthcare IT systems and infrastructure in 44 countries. The Greece-specific findings are intended to guide policymakers, health institutions, and vendors toward high-impact modernization strategies. For more information, visit About Black Book Research Black Book Research is a globally recognized, independent market research and public opinion firm specializing in healthcare information technology, services, and consulting. For over a decade, Black Book has surveyed and analyzed the experiences of healthcare executives, clinicians, technology users, and patients across Europe and worldwide. Its annual reports and performance rankings are based on validated client and user feedback from over three million healthcare IT users globally. Black Book maintains a transparent, non-paid methodology, ensuring unbiased evaluations that empower stakeholders to make informed technology decisions and guide digital health transformation strategies. Visit Black Book Research's leadership team at HIMSS 25 Europe in Paris for more information contact them at [email protected] Contact InformationPress Office 8008637590 SOURCE: Black Book Research press release
Yahoo
2 days ago
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HIMSS Unites Global Healthcare Leaders to Shape the Future of Care: From Paris to Kuala Lumpur to Las Vegas
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, June 6, 2025 /CNW/ -- Thousands of health and technology leaders will gather to share critical health technology insights to optimize care delivery and improve health outcomes at the 2025 HIMSS European Health Conference & Exhibition from 10-12 June in Paris. HIMSS (the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society) is a non-profit organization that serves as a global health technology advisor and thought leader dedicated to improving health through information and technology. HIMSS supports health professionals and organizations through education, professional development, networking, and digital maturity assessment tools and advisory services that help transform the global health ecosystem. At HIMSS25 Europe, powerful speakers, hands-on sessions and data-powered case studies will spur dialogue around artificial intelligence, governance, cybersecurity, workforce development, and digital maturity. Following the European conference, all eyes turn to upcoming HIMSS conferences across the globe - the 2025 HIMSS APAC Health Conference & Exhibition in July in Kuala Lumpur; and the 2026 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition in March 2026 in Las Vegas. HIMSS conferences are part of a global strategy to support healthcare organizations and professionals through a professional society of more than 125,000 members and the HIMSS digital health maturity models – internationally recognized benchmarks to assess and advise health systems in critical areas such as analytics, infrastructure, community care and EMR management. HIMSS25 Europe: Advancing AI, Health Policy and Cybersecurity HIMSS25 Europe will be the epicenter for health professionals from more than 70 countries to explore critical themes: Artificial intelligence: World-class experts will demonstrate how to effectively and ethically utilize AI in healthcare. Regulatory leadership: European officials will dive into the EU AI Act, the Cyber Resilience Act and the European Health Data Space. Cybersecurity: Attendees will learn to respond to cyber threats, safeguard patient data and ensure rapid response to cyber risks. HIMSS25 APAC: Building Momentum HIMSS25 APAC will continue the global dialogue from 16-18 July in Kuala Lumpur. HIMSS partnered with Informa Markets to co-locate its APAC conference within International Healthcare Week 2025, Southeast Asia's premier healthcare event. HIMSS25 APAC will strengthen collaboration across health ministries, private sector leaders, clinicians and technology partners. Hundreds of expert speakers will lead discussions, share solutions, and spark ideas to help shape the future of healthcare. HIMSS26: Global Health Innovation Landing in Las Vegas Co-produced with Informa Markets, the 2026 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition will convene a diverse group of digital health experts from 9-12 March 2026 in Las Vegas. HIMSS26 will feature expanded AI and cybersecurity pavilions, plus workshops on nursing informatics, workforce development, interoperability, and much more. About HIMSSHIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society) is a global advisor, thought leader and member-based society committed to reforming the global health ecosystem through the power of information and technology. As a mission-driven nonprofit, HIMSS offers a unique depth and breadth of expertise in digital health transformation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, workforce development, public policy, and research to advise leaders, stakeholders and influencers across the global health ecosystem on best practices. With a community-centric approach, our health innovation experts deliver key insights, education, advisory services, and engaging events to healthcare providers, payers, governments, and other health services organizations, ensuring they have the right information at the point of decision. HIMSS has served the global health community for more than 60 years, with focused operations across Americas, Europe, the United Kingdom, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. Our members include more than 125,000 individuals and approximately 1,500 provider organizations, nonprofit partners and health services organizations. Our global headquarters is in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, and our Americas headquarters is in Chicago, Illinois. Join our global network at Media Contact: Albe ZakesHIMSS Communications View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE HIMSS-HEALTHCARE INFORMATION AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS SOCIETY View original content to download multimedia:
Associated Press
27-02-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Kajeet Partners with Cisco to deliver Healthcare 5G Managed Service
MCLEAN, Va., Feb. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kajeet®, a leader in IoT and private wireless connectivity solutions, today announced its selection as a Cisco Select Partner, joining forces to deliver a high-performance Private 5G Managed Service with Cisco's Private 5G management platform to efficiently manage the private 5G network and Kajeet's neutral host networks designed to solve in-building connectivity challenges for hospitals and healthcare systems. As a Select Partner in Cisco's channel ecosystem, Kajeet is recognized for its specialized expertise in deploying secure, scalable, and intelligent networking solutions. The collaboration will be highlighted March 3-6 at HIMSS25 in Las Vegas, where Kajeet and Cisco will demonstrate hospital campus use cases and present Kajeet's Healthcare oriented 5G solutions. Addressing the Biggest Connectivity Gaps in Healthcare Hospital CIOs face ongoing challenges with inconsistent cellular coverage, network security, and seamless access to critical applications. Traditional Wi-Fi and public cellular networks often fail to provide reliable, hospital-wide connectivity for medical staff, IoT devices, and guest access. The Kajeet Healthcare 5G solution offered with Cisco's Private 5G solution for management of private networks bridges these gaps with: Seamless, Always-On Connectivity: Secure private 5G delivers hospital-wide coverage, eliminating dead zones and ensuring clinicians, patients, and guests stay connected, by a combination of Cisco Private 5G management platform efficiently managing the hospital private network alongside Kajeet's neutral host network solution efficiently managing the external hospital Private 5G connectivity. Security & Compliance at the Core: Built-in HIPAA, SOC, and HITRUST compliance in Kajeet's Sentinel platform for real-time policy enforcement paired with Cisco's secure Private 5G for private network management. Real-Time Data & Network Intelligence: Dynamic traffic prioritization ensures that EMR systems, telemedicine, and medical IoT devices receive uninterrupted bandwidth. Carrier-Agnostic Flexibility: Unlike traditional telco-driven solutions, this private 5G network allows hospitals to control their connectivity and integrate with multiple carriers for failover support via Kajeet's Sentinel platform and neutral host network solution. 'Kajeet's partnership with Cisco marks a significant step forward in bringing secure, hospital-wide private 5G to the healthcare industry,' said Ben Weintraub, CEO of Kajeet. 'This isn't just about connectivity—it's about ensuring that doctors have instant access to records, patients experience uninterrupted care, and hospital IT leaders gain full control over their networks.' Live Demos at HIMSS25: Healthcare 5G in Action Cisco and Kajeet will demonstrate Healthcare 5G solution various use cases live at Cisco Booth #1227 at The Venetian during HIMSS25, highlighting how hospitals can eliminate coverage gaps, strengthen network security, and enhance the patient experience. The demo will highlight: Seamless clinician access to EMR systems, medical imaging, and telehealth applications utilizing Kajeet's Sentinel platform and neutral host network solution. Secure, priority-based network traffic for medical IoT devices in both an internal private network utilizing Cisco Private 5G, as well as external networks utilizing Kajeet's IoT and private wireless connectivity solutions. Automated security and compliance enforcement via Kajeet Sentinel platform. 'Cisco and Kajeet are leveraging our combined strengths to bring consistent, high-performing mobile connectivity and private network management capabilities to the healthcare market,' said Masum Mir, SVP and General Manager, Provider Mobility, Cisco. 'Our Cisco Mobility Services Platform enables a wide range of enterprise use cases including Private 5G, and together with Kajeet, we can deliver secure and more reliable mobile connectivity, improved experiences, and ultimately provide a better patient outcomes for healthcare providers.' To see a live demonstration at HIMSS, stop by the Cisco-Kajeet booth to speak with Cisco representatives and Kajeet healthcare leaders or book an appointment here- Cisco-and-Kajeet-at-HIMSS25 Kajeet Connected Health Portfolio Healthcare 5G is one of several solutions under the Kajeet Connected Health umbrella, which also includes: Telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): Secure, high-speed connectivity for virtual care and at-home patient monitoring. Life Sciences and Clinical Trials: Reliable private networks for real-time data collection and research collaboration. About Kajeet Kajeet is a leading provider of private wireless solutions, offering secure, flexible, and fully managed private 5G networks for hospitals, schools, municipalities, and enterprises. The company's carrier-agnostic approach, advanced Sentinel® platform, and expert deployment teams help organizations deploy reliable connectivity solutions tailored to their needs. 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Associated Press
18-02-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Arcadia Enables High-Value Care with Advanced Interoperability and AI Solutions
BOSTON, Feb. 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arcadia® ( a leading data platform for healthcare, today launched new solutions designed to help payers and providers drive high-performing networks, simplify value-based care contract creation, and enhance provider management efforts. The data platform company also unveiled an analyst-friendly AI development platform that activates customer data to deliver predictive insights that drive actions that improve patient outcomes. Arcadia will showcase these innovations at HIMSS25 and demonstrate how its platform delivers actionable insights and measurable results. Driving High-Value Care Through Complete Data and Advanced Analytics Delivering on the promise of Arcadia's strategic acquisition of CareJourney in June 2024, the company's solutions support high-value care by running on a differentiated foundation of complete data: Third-party benchmarks data from CareJourney that helps identify performance improvement opportunities Customers' own data aggregated by Arcadia in its data platform that helps customers act on those opportunities With a commitment to standards-based interoperability, Arcadia enables rapid data acquisition and aggregation of complete data at scale and in a single platform. Research shows that the average physician practice manages over 20 health plan contracts1 while the average health system maintains nearly the same amount of EHR instances across its networks.2 Without seamless solutions that exchange and house such data, insights that drive action to improve clinical and financial outcomes are lost. In addition to building longitudinal patient records in a timely and cost-effective manner, Arcadia layers on advanced analytics applications — including those powered by AI — to enable its customers to derive insights that power strategies like: Improving revenue through engaged and happy patients, which supports higher star ratings Controlling costs by developing a network of providers that exceed cost and quality benchmarks Driving efficiency and productivity by stratifying patients to help care managers focus in the right places 'Delivering complete data in a single platform helps our customers realize the strongest return on their data investments, including immediate value on day one,' said Michael Meucci, Arcadia's President and CEO. 'That value increases over time as our solutions for value-based care serve as the groundwork for our industry's future.' Showcasing the Latest Innovations at HIMSS25 At HIMSS25, Arcadia will introduce several of its latest innovations designed to support healthcare organizations in their pursuit of operational and performance excellence: Network Modeler: A tool powered by a database of intelligence on more than 745,000 providers nationwide that healthcare organizations can use to design, build, and evaluate networks. The solution enables organizations to use data to confidently expand into new geographies, manage existing networks more effectively, and gain visibility into population statistics to help ensure quality care, care gap closure, cost efficiency, and an improved member experience. Contract IQ: A tool that simplifies the design, negotiation, and forecasting of value-based care contracts. Collaborate with stakeholders in a unified interface, forecast revenue through 'what-if' tools, and automate manual contracting processes. With Arcadia's Contract IQ, organizations can reduce third-party actuarial spending by up to $60,000 a month, improve returns on VBC contracts, and increase revenue predictability.3 'We manage more than a dozen contracts with half a dozen payers, which places a burden on our team to reconcile those contracts and make sure we're getting credit where credit is due,' said Julie Grantz, Vice President of Value-Based Insights at Ochsner Health Network. 'Arcadia's ContractIQ helps us forecast performance during the year so we can course correct well in advance of receiving final results.' Provider Intelligence: A significant enhancement to our analytics engine that extracts insights from first-party claims data across 250+ episodes of care. When paired with population insights from comprehensive national benchmarks, healthcare organizations can improve care team effectiveness by identifying opportunities to intervene quickly. For example, a provider can identify a patient starting a congestive heart failure episode and act promptly to avoid gaps in care that could lead to poor outcomes, high utilization, and avoidable events. AI Factory: An analyst-friendly AI development platform powered by Arcadia's proprietary healthcare data asset to predict patients' needs so care teams can act without delay or uncertainty. Analysts can use the tool to build and train their own models or customize existing models to identify patients with disease progression, rising risk, and the likelihood of an adverse event. For example, analytics can identify patients with chronic kidney disease who begin dialysis without proper treatment from a nephrologist and feed that to care teams regularly so they can prioritize care management efforts. 'Arcadia's ability to aggregate, harmonize, and analyze complex healthcare datasets enables clients to identify at-risk populations, implement precision medicine strategies, and enhance financial sustainability through data-driven decision-making,' said Black Book Research, which recently named Arcadia #1 in population health data integration and analytics. 'Clients noted significant advancements in their data maturity, increased operational efficiencies, and improved financial performance as direct results of Arcadia's expertise in analytics-driven healthcare transformation.' Visit Arcadia at HIMSS25 Schedule a meeting with Arcadia at HIMSS25 (booth #3510) to learn how you can drive savings, improve outcomes, and identify opportunities to grow your network with one streamlined analytics platform. 1 2 When health records don't capture patient deaths, Lown Institute, 2024 3 Arcadia analysis of market data, 2024 Arcadia helps payers and providers put their data to work so they can transform healthcare. We do that through an interoperable data platform that uses advanced analytics to shape strategies, inform decisions, and facilitate actions. In turn, payers and providers can focus on what matters most — whether that's patient outcomes, operational efficiencies, or financial performance. We're trusted by the institutions driving the future of healthcare, including Southwestern Health Resources, Tandigm, Castell, Rush Health, and Beth Israel Lahey Health. To learn how Arcadia is shaping the future of healthcare with innovative solutions that deliver data-driven insights, visit
