Nascate’s technology processes the data to track patient and provider behaviors over time, so we get a clearer picture of what’s happening and why, painting a full picture of each person through key metrics.
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.
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.
Nine Persona Types
Active Treatment, Frail, Aging Complex, Aging Complex Behavioral, Complex, Complex Behavioral, Simple Chronic, Healthy User, Non-User.
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.
(3) Relationship Change
Nascate identifies potentially risky gaps in care by monitoring patient-to-provider relationships.
(1) Provider Relationship
Until 2019, this person had a consistent relationship with Dr. N. Landry.
(2) Utilization Gap
After a gap in care, they began seeing several providers.
(3) Relationship Change
Nascate identifies potentially risky gaps in care by monitoring patient-to-provider relationships.
(1) Provider Relationship
Until 2019, this person had a consistent relationship with Dr. N. Landry.
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.
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.
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.
Nine Persona Types
Active Treatment, Frail, Aging Complex, Aging Complex Behavioral, Complex, Complex Behavioral, Simple Chronic, Healthy User, Non-User.
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.
