Compare Agilum vs. Solventum AM-PPCs

We facilitate the transition to value-based healthcare by evaluating various treatments, medications, processes, and costs, which aids hospitals, life sciences firms, and payers in pinpointing the most effective treatment strategies for optimal patient results. Our CRCA™ P&T platform equips Pharmacy and Therapeutics committees to implement data-driven enhancements in key quality indicators, including metrics like average length of stay (ALOS) and 30-day readmissions. The innovative POP-BUILDER Rx™ solution offers comparative evaluations among chosen cohorts against CRCA’s extensive real-world data index, which encompasses over 140 million longitudinal patient records. Additionally, our drug remittance dashboard provides an in-depth analysis and reporting of drug remittance information across different payer categories, focusing on high-cost medications at the National Drug Code (NDC) level. Furthermore, we assist hospital finance teams in effectively tracking and enhancing service line costs and profitability, productivity, and revenue cycle performance through our insightful analytics, detailed reporting, and the expertise of our Agilum Healthcare Intelligence team. This comprehensive approach ensures that healthcare providers can make informed decisions that positively impact both operational efficiency and patient care.

Solventum Ambulatory Potentially Preventable Complications (AM-PPCs) Classification System is a clinically designed classification methodology that helps healthcare providers, payers, and researchers evaluate the quality and safety of outpatient procedures. The system identifies potentially preventable complications that occur after elective ambulatory procedures by analyzing sequenced billing data and coded clinical information. AM-PPCs links procedures with related complications that may occur within 30 days after treatment, even when patients receive follow-up care in different healthcare settings. The classification framework covers more than 3,350 procedures grouped into 116 clinically defined procedure categories and identifies complications from over 1,900 diagnoses organized into 70 complication groups. Healthcare organizations can use these insights to track performance by provider, facility, service line, and procedure type. The system also includes benchmarking capabilities based on Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial populations across multiple service lines. By providing structured outcome data and complication tracking, AM-PPCs enables healthcare systems to identify improvement opportunities, enhance patient safety, and better manage outpatient care quality.