By Dave Bailey
SVP Marketing
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Tags: Blog, Stratasan, data visualization, analytics, data-driven decisions, Healthcare Market Research, healthcare strategy, healthcare systems, hospital, Market Share, all-payer claims data, 2022, Syntellis, price transparency
By Zach Missimo
Product Manager
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Tags: Blog, Stratasan, data visualization, analytics, data-driven decisions, Healthcare Market Research, healthcare strategy, healthcare systems, hospital, Market Share, Pathway, all-payer claims data, focus pathway, outmigration, 2022, Patient Origin, Out-migration, Syntellis
Adapting Your Growth Strategy to Meet the Needs of Aging and Racially and Ethnically Diverse Patient Populations
By Michael Shipley
Senior Product Manager
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Tags: Blog, physician referral, Stratasan, strategic growth, strategic growth planning, strategic planning, data analytics, data-driven decisions, data strategy, growth planning, health care, health data, health strategist, health strategy, health system, health systems, healthcare, healthcare budget, healthcare planning, healthcare strategic growth, healthcare strategic planning, healthcare strategy, healthcare systems, hospital, hospital planning, hospital strategic planning, hospital strategy, hospitals, Inpatient Statistics, markeitng, Market Share, nashville, Physicians, Population Health Management, referral data, referrals, healthcare market share, marketing research, patient population, service area growth, service line growth, strategic growth plan, physician outreach strategy, Hospital growth plan, healthcare leadership, healthcare market data, hospital growth, physician patterns, patient experience, customer experience, physician strategy, diversity, data confidence, outmigration, physician referral leakage, outpatient, HOPD, 2022, Patient Origin, Syntellis, healthcare annual planning
Vice President, Customer Success
One of the things I enjoy most about leading Stratasan’s Customer Success team is that I get to serve our healthcare clients in a variety of ways: as a champion, a cheerleader, a problem solver, and an advisor. In recent weeks, I’ve had a number of conversations about strategic planning and how it’s that time of year again. Surprisingly, I’m hearing that many teams aren’t ready to “get started” yet… much like I’m not quite ready for talk about pumpkin spice lattes, Thanksgiving plans, and holiday lights.
Nevertheless, it’s time. Whether you are a part of a hospital / health system or an ancillary care provider, here are four important reasons you need to prioritize strategic planning today:
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Tags: Stratasan, healthcare strategic planning, healthcare strategy, hospital strategic planning, 2022
By Michael Shipley
Senior Product Manager
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Tags: Blog, Stratasan, strategic planning, strategy, data, data analysis, data analytics, data-driven decisions, data strategy, growth, health, health care, health strategist, health strategy, healthcare, healthcare data, healthcare planning, healthcare strategic growth, healthcare strategic planning, healthcare systems, hospital, Market Share, healthcare growth, data analyst, all-payer claims data, decision-driven decisions, data aggregation, payers, Gist
What Healthcare Providers Can Expect
By Morgan Atkins
Vice President, Product and Innovation
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Tags: Health Insurance, healthcare, hospital strategic planning, hospital strategy, healthcare news, all-payer claims data, market reimbursement analyzer, payer negotiations, payers, health plans
How to Readily Identify Opportunities for Growth and Expansion
The dynamics of physician relations are perpetually changing. For now, there’s a seeming shift in priorities as a generation of physicians are placing greater emphasis on work-life balance and less drawn to managing their own practice. Additionally, as more Boomers reach retirement age, many are seeking options to transition out of full-time practice. Physician liaisons need insight and support as they work to navigate these discussions, track patterns to inform their conversations, and build mutually beneficial relationships. In this post, we’ll discuss in more detail trends in physician recruiting and relations, and how physician liaisons and those in business development can be better equipped to keep pace with the changes.
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Tags: physician liaison, physician relations, physician strategy
Reconsidering the Value this Data Set Provides
Most states have access to their own state data, though the value of this data is often overshadowed by other data sets. In this blog, we’ll look at the top three things you need to know about your state data - and why you should reconsider the value it provides.
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Tags: state data
How Stratasan’s ZIP5 Patient Origin Modeling Can Help You Identify Trends and Opportunities
By Michael Shipley, Morgan Atkins
Stratasan recently began offering a new capability: ZIP5 analysis of our All-Payer Claims Database. This capability helps health systems and hospitals better assess critical business performance in areas such as patient outmigration and physician referral tracking.
Stratasan assigns a ZIP5 to patient IDs in order to provide an enhanced level of granularity. The ZIP5 assignment is for All-Payer Claims 837 submit data since that is the data being rolled up to the ZIP. This modeling is based on the patient’s observed healthcare utilization from All-Payer Claims Data (APCD). In this blog, we’ll explore our methodology for ZIP5 modeling, but first, let’s explain why this level of insight is useful.
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Tags: data analytics, apcd, zip5
Advice from the Experts on How to Successfully Complete Your CHNA
2022 will be a big year for Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs). With the requirement that they are conducted every three years, this is the year for many hospitals to undergo a systematic collection, analysis, and dissemination of information about the health of their community.
With this in mind, we recently gathered some of the brightest minds we know - all experts on how to successfully conduct a CHNA: Dr. Stephanie Bailey, Amanda Ables and Carol Quest. Each of these industry healthcare leaders have been there, struggled with and come out the other side of at least one CHNA. (You can read full bios for each of our panelists at the end of this post. We also recorded the session, and you can listen to it here.)
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Tags: chna, Community Health Needs Assessment, community outreach
