#Cardinal Analytx

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Cardinal Analytx raises $22 million to predict high-cost health plan members

Cardinal Analytx raises $22 million to predict high-cost health plan members

Palo Alto, California-based Cardinal Analytx Solutions, which develops and maintains predictive analytics software for health care payers and providers, today announced that it has secured $22 million in a series B round led by Kleiner Perkins chair John Doerr, with participation from strategic investors GuideWell Mutual Holding Corporation, Blue Shield California, and Premera Blue Cross. The…

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Cardinal Analytx raises $22 million to predict high-cost health plan members http://bit.ly/2JZwZmA

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Cardinal Analytx, which develops predictive analytics software for health care payers and providers, raises $22M Series B led by Kleiner Perkins' John Doerr (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)

Kyle Wiggers / VentureBeat: Cardinal Analytx, which develops predictive analytics software for health care payers and providers, raises $22M Series B led by Kleiner Perkins’ John Doerr  —  Palo Alto, California-based Cardinal Analytx Solutions, which develops and maintains predictive analytics software for health care payers …

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StartUPDATES: New developments for healthcare startups

Cardinal Analytx adds to its management team, Dreamit Ventures has a new cohort of health tech startups, and more.

from Updates By Dina https://medcitynews.com/2019/10/startupdates-new-developments-for-healthcare-startups-2/

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Uber Health powers Grand Rounds, Carisk Partners' transportation; Wellpepper, eVideon offer joint patient experience product; and more digital health deals

Also: Optima Health adopts Cardinal Analytx's AI insight platform; Canopy Health launches patient app powered by Anexinent. from MobiHealthNews https://www.mobihealthnews.com/content/north-america/uber-health-powers-grand-rounds-carisk-partners-transportation-wellpepper via IFTTT

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Are you in SF? What are you doing on Wednesday?

If you’re in San Francisco for JP Morgan Week, you can’t miss the hottest event focusing on new investment trends in health tech and the revolution in choice within the consumer landscape.

Check out the full agenda of our 4th annual WinterTech conference!

Here is what’s happening during our WinterTech conference that makes it unique from every other event happening during JP Morgan Week:

Mark Ganz, CEO of Cambia Health giving a keynote presentation on how to create seamless health care experiences to meet the needs of consumers.

Bakul Patel, Associate Director for Digital Health at the FDA in a panel discussion on the opportunities, roadblocks, and regulations within the field of digital therapeutics.

Investment Strategies Past and Present: a look into 2017 trends, surprises, and flops. Plus predictions for 2018 by VC firms GE Ventures, Canaan, Fifty Years, NEA, and B Capital Group.

Four chats between 4 VCs and their CEOs on their relationships, how they work together, and where their companies are going next.

Live demos from some of the most innovative companies in the digital healthcare space includingParsley Health, Neurotrack, Habit, and much more!

Access to the Investor Breakfast where start-ups and investors discuss business models and explore portfolios.

Launch winners from previous years – hear what Healthvana, a patient engagement platform that delivers interpreted lab results; and Cardinal Analytx Solutions, which identifies next year’s new high cost members before a high cost event occurs, are up too since they appeared at Health 2.0.

Register today to get the latest on new heath tech investments, see live tech demos, and network with hundreds of health tech VCs, CEOs, and thought leaders.

Article source:The Health Care Blog

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Cardinal Analytx raises $22M for its predictive population health insights platform

John Doerr led the round with participation from GuideWell Mutual Holding Corporation, Blue Shield California and Premera Blue Cross.  from MobiHealthNews https://www.mobihealthnews.com/content/north-america/cardinal-analytx-raises-22m-its-predictive-population-health-insights-platform via IFTTT

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Could OpenNotes Transform the Analytics Marketplace?

By MICHAEL MILLENSON

Could OpenNotes help push predictive analytics from paternalism to partnership?

As new payment incentives make it profitable to prevent illness as well as treat it, new technology is offering the tantalizing prospect of accurately targeting pre-emptive interventions.

At the recent Health 2.0 Annual Fall Conference, for example, companies like Cardinal Analytx Solutions and Base Health spoke of using machine learning to find those individuals among a client’s population who haven’t yet been expensively sick, but are likely to be so soon. Companies seeking to make that information actionable touted their use of behavioral theory to “optimize patient motivation and engagement” via bots, texting and other technological tools.

Being able to stave off a significant amount of sickness would constitute extraordinary medical progress. Along the way, however, there’s a danger that an allegiance to algorithms will reinforce a paternalism we’ve only recently begun to shed. A thin line can separate engagement from enforcement, motivation from manipulation, and, sometimes, “This is for your own good” from “This is for my bottom line.” It is here where OpenNotes could play a critical role.

In a recent article for The BMJ, I proposed a concept called “collaborative health” to describe a shifting constellation of relationships for maintaining wellbeing and for sickness care. Shaped by each individual’s life circumstances, these will sometimes involve the traditional care system, as “patient-centered care” does, but not always.

Algorithmic alerts may go directly to a vendor’s employed nurse, for example, and not be automatically shared with a primary care physician. Doctors, I suggested, can retain their role as patients’ trusted allies only if they embrace shared information, shared engagement and shared accountability.

Shared information in the form of OpenNotes could well be the most important step towards establishing a balance of informational power. With access to complete electronic information from any and all entities involved in care management, individuals can judge for themselves whether “engagement” is mutual or just marketing. They can also start to make accountability a two-way street.

Appropriately using information to support clinicians and citizens alike in the search for better health “is one of the most important responsibilities and opportunities we have,” Hal Wolf, about to become HIMSS’s new chief executive officer, told the Health 2.0 meeting. That’s a noble sentiment, but corporate entities like health plans and tech companies are unlikely to lead the way.

Modeling a relationship of transparency and trust is first and foremost a physician obligation. The collaborative health pillars of shared information, engagement and accountability symbolize a commitment to ensuring that digital health’s potentially transformational improvements in wellbeing and sickness care never weaken the foundational bond of patient trust. Physicians must lead so that accreditors, regulators and ethically responsible corporate entities will follow.

Michael L. Millenson, President of Health Quality Advisors, LLC, is a nationally recognized expert on making American health care better, safer and more patient-centered. Follow him on Twitter at @MLMillenson.

Article source:The Health Care Blog

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Stanford spinout Cardinal Analytx gets $6.1M for population health management

Cardinal Analytx, a new population health management company founded by Cardinal Partners investor Thomas McKinley based on research from Stanford University, has raised $6.1 million. from MobiHealthNews http://www.mobihealthnews.com/content/stanford-spinout-cardinal-analytx-gets-61m-population-health-management via IFTTT