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1.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
Dec. 1, 2017
"Self-insured employers, pursuing cost-efficiencies and streamlined care for employees, select certain hospitals to become provider-partners. They label these partners 'Centers of Excellence', and design their benefits packages around them.... Surgeon-level data....enables smarter selection of provider partners.... [and] uncovers variances that could have a tremendous impact on outcomes.... The scope of possible performance disparity can be very broad in any given facility."
2.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
Dec. 26, 2018
"Comcast spends about $5,800 per person enrolled in its health plan. That number ... [is] just a hair above average employer spending. What's truly eye-popping are two things Comcast gets for its money: [1] Incredibly low employee cost-sharing. Employees only pay a $250 deductible on their care, compared to a $1,500 industry average. [2] Nearly flat cost growth.... Where other large employers see 3% year-over-year healthcare cost growth, Comcast's spending only goes up 1%. Clearly, Comcast is doing something right."
3.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
June 18, 2018
"[T]he very best [data solutions] have three things in common: ... [1] they use objective, observable data-points; ... [2] their analysis is informed by a sound methodology; ... [3] their conclusions are both meaningful and easy to understand.... Well-honed analysis, with communication aids to support it, can clarify employee choices, and improve their engagement with employer benefits tools."
4.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
Apr. 23, 2018
Infographic. "When your employees need surgery, the way to safe, effective care is fraught with obstacles. Surgeons push for care that patients don't need; it's extremely difficult to find high-quality providers; and hospital systems charge rates far out of proportion with their value.... [1] Avoid inappropriate procedures ... [2] Avoid ineffective surgeons ... [3] Avoid overcharging."
5.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
Feb. 8, 2018
"Nobody knows what this new alliance might bring. The best way to suss out Buffet, Bezos, and Dimon's intentions might be to take a look at what their companies could contribute to the cause. It's clear enough what JP Morgan and Berkshire bring to the table. Aside from a certain old-guard capitalist respectability, both companies have healthy revenues, and expertise in finance and insurance. What really gets us wondering is -- how will Amazon lend its weight?"
6.  MPIRICA Health, Inc. Link to more items from this source
July 15, 2016
Infographic. "[W]hen healthcare consumers who need surgery start their research of potential hospitals or surgeons, they are bombarded with confusing amounts of ratings, 'best of' lists, and hoards of big data. When it comes to patient reviews, can you trust an anonymous Yelper to guide you to a quality surgeon? And when you come across websites with a ton of data like complication rates, volumes, mortality, or readmissions, how do you make appropriate conclusions about the risks you potentially face when you choose your healthcare provider?"

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