Arcadia Expands Partnership with PatientPing, Enhancing Access to Real-Time Patient Data for Healthcare Organizations
Pop Health platform Arcadia Analytics will further integrate real-time health event notifications into comprehensive patient data set for improved care coordination
Arcadia (arcadia.io), a population health leading technology, announced today that it has expanded its relationship with PatientPing, a comprehensive care collaboration platform. In the past 12 months, Arcadia and PatientPing have collaborated to help customers achieve improved post-acute and transitions of care outcomes. Now, Arcadia will become a reseller of Pings, PatientPing’s real-time notification solution, to enable its customers to more easily and more rapidly gain value from PatientPing data within the HITRUST CSF® ™ certified Arcadia Analytics platform.
PatientPing captures and transmits real-time admission, discharge, and transfer (ADT) data notifications when patients receive care across their national network of health systems, hospitals, post-acutes, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), Physician Organizations (POs), and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). Arcadia Analytics uses this real-time patient information to automate enrollment in care management workflows and provide additional insights to healthcare providers at the point of care. With PatientPing’s national network growth rapidly accelerating in conjunction with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) new e-notifications Condition of Participation, Arcadia customers will have access to real-time data from across the country within the leading population health management platform.
“PatientPing data can alert healthcare organizations to take immediate action when patients experience significant health events,” said Sean Carroll, CEO of Arcadia. “This real-time information can fuel highly-efficient workflows that allow healthcare organizations to consistently and effectively intervene when patients need additional care. For organizations in value-based payment models, this better-informed and more collaborative approach to care coordination can drive improved clinical outcomes while lowering the cost of care.”
“Our mission is to connect providers to seamlessly coordinate patient care,” said Jitin Asnaani, Head of Partnerships at PatientPing. “In order to do that, we have built an unparalleled real-time notifications backbone through our long-standing relationships with hospitals, health systems, health plans, and more. By allowing customers to access our network within the Arcadia platform and delivering actionable data directly to end-users, we’ll be able to not only support our mission, but create more seamless healthcare.”
A Shared Commitment to Value-Based Care Success
Arcadia and PatientPing are both committed to helping ACOs—as well as other healthcare organizations—achieve value-based care outcomes. This October, PatientPing announced that its community of ACOs generated more than $517 million in shared savings for 2019 under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation’s (CMMI) Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP). Likewise, Arcadia’s ACO customers achieved over $635 million in MSSP savings in 2019.
“For those of us who depend on data to make decisions on a daily basis, this enhanced data set is invaluable as we manage our patient populations,” said Jamie Reedy, MD, MPH, Chief of Population Health for Summit Medical Group/CityMD, where PatientPing data is used within the Arcadia Analytics platform to help the 1,400-provider organization manage more than 165,000 patients under value-based care arrangements.
“We manage multiple Medicare and commercial risk-based contracts in several states, so we gain tremendous value from the ability to view all of PatientPing’s admission, discharge, and transfer data within the Arcadia Analytics platform,” added Dr. Reedy. “PatientPing data combined with claims and clinical EHR data from other sources informs and improves our workflows, boosting staff efficiency, and reducing manual data entry while enabling us to better coordinate patient care.”