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How does Nascate’s technology work?
We combine client and publicly available data with our proprietary AI and segmentation techniques to rapidly deliver the specific solutions you need to advance your value-based care.

The Science

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Our secure application is cloud-based, allowing for low overhead and quick implementation. Our self-service modules allow you to sort, filter, drill- in, and visualize your data in meaningful ways.

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Integrate Nascate insights seamlessly into your existing tools with a secure data transfer. We&#8217;ll deliver your reports, member/patient lists and tags to enhance your existing workflow and tools.

Reports are delivered rapidly and efficiently via either our web-based Nascate Aware App or through a secure electronic data transfer, depending on your preference.

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Next: The Process

All available information on each member or patient.

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Client-Provided Clinical Data

A person’s physical environment, socio-economic factors, utilization data, number of providers, health behavior, and more.

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Social Determinants of Health

Payer claims data, as well as Medicare claims where appropriate. As a Medicare Qualified Entity, Nascate is able to receive this data under Parts A, B, and D.

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Claims Data

Demographics, geographical and zip code-specific information, census data, deprivation index, and more.

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Publicly Available Information

This includes admit and discharge details, when possible.

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Other Available Client Data

Nascate leverages all available data on each patient, including clinical, social, demographic, geographic, and client data along with that which is publicly available.

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Nascate’s Person Profile paints a complete picture of each individual’s heath care life. It includes any tags and alerts that a person has in core Nascate models, social, clinical and treatment burden risk factors with specific details that can be addressed, and relationship details, including a utilization timeline illustrating the person’s engagement over time.

Your custom analytics and insights will enable you to pinpoint opportunities, develop strategies, and create a plan of actions – with a choice of delivery options to best meet your needs.

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Next: The Input

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Next: Output & Delivery

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(1)  Provider Relationship
Until 2019, this person had a consistent relationship with Dr. N. Landry.

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(2) Utilization Gap
After a gap in care, they began seeing several providers.

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(3) Relationship Change
Nascate identifies potentially risky gaps in care by monitoring patient-to-provider relationships.

We chart not only the number and frequency of visits a person has with providers over a long period of time, but also which providers and their cadence of visits, regardless of setting.
This enables us to be able to understand and predict future utilization patterns so as to be able to make specific recommendations and better manage their future care.

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Relationship Strength 
The strength of patient-to-provider and provider-to-provider relationships are a critical piece of the puzzle.
A person’s connection with their provider has a huge impact on their healthcare journey—and when a network has a tight relationship, it yields both a better experience and better care for members.
Care Density 
The number of shared patients between providers.
Social-Complexity Index (SCI)
The SCI score is unique in that it combines social, clinical, and treatment burden factors to predict which people are high-risk and most in need of additional support for preventative care—whether it’s helping with transportation, paying a home visit, working to strengthen their provider relationship, and more.

Nine Persona Types
Active Treatment, Frail, Aging Complex, Aging Complex Behavioral, Complex, Complex Behavioral, Simple Chronic, Healthy User, Non-User.

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Nascate’s nine personas are built through patient demographics, diagnoses, and locations of services. They allow for large-scale understanding of clinical populations and, combined with other Nascate metrics, will inform specific patient needs and tailored intervention strategies.

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By charting the frequency of provider referral patterns over a long period of time, to which providers they are referring their patients, and more, we can understand relationships and develop strategies to improve access, curate networks, and improve performance and outcomes.

Nascate&#8217;s technology processes the data to track patient and provider behaviors over time, so we get a clearer picture of what&#8217;s happening and why, painting a full picture of each person through key metrics.

Analysis of Diabetes Complications and Control

This report uses a combination of Medicare fee-for-service healthcare claims data and Commercial healthcare claims data (which includes traditional Commercial, Medicare Advantage, and Managed Medicare lines of business). Geographically, the data includes Iowa, South Dakota, Vermont, and a subset of 30 New York Counties.

Nascate’s ongoing consultative services include strategy to help you translate data into intelligence and insights, implementation, and continued support. We’ll work with you to develop solutions, advise on best practices, and ensure that you’re positioned to evolve your value-based care models as needed.

The Science

Nascate QE Public Report

“Analysis of Diabetes Complications and Control”