Improving Data Access and Usage

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Meaningful Use

Meaningful use is a set of standards defined by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Achieving meaningful use of Electronic Health Records is of utmost importance for hospitals and providers looking to improve the quality of care they deliver, satisfy federal mandates, and qualify for financial incentives. IMAT leverages the world’s fastest, interoperable data engine to aggregate, normalize, index, and codify ALL data from across the healthcare environment.

Population Health Management

Population Health Management plays a key role the process of healthcare delivery reform. It is an area where the effective and thorough use of data can play an integral role in improving efficiencies in care. IMAT is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of an integrated care network, ACO or PCMH in improving Population Health Management by connecting to and economically bringing together ALL data from across a large and diverse healthcare network.

Clinical Research

Big data brings with it significant challenges to clinical research. Large healthcare and life science organizations need to mine billions of data points representing millions of unique patients. This can be a time consuming, costly, and even frustrating process. IMAT powers clinical research with game changing speed, and accuracy to produce and run, even the most sophisticated queries and reports in real time.

Data Interoperability

Interoperability has become one of healthcare’s most urgent needs in the quest for improved patient care. Simply put, interoperability is more than the just the ability to exchange data, but must also include the ability to effectively utilize it once received. With the fastest, most data comprehensive clinical tool set in the space, IMAT powers interoperable solutions with game changing speed, and accuracy.

Improving Quality Scores

Improving quality health care is a top goal for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS implements quality initiatives by doling out incentive payments and penalties based on accountability and public disclosures. IMAT produces actionable results now–results which dramatically enhance an organization’s ability to meet quality initiatives.