- Fortify Children's Health uses Oracle Health Data Intelligence to enhance pediatric care and manage value-based care contracts.
- The integration of data from multiple Electronic Health Records (EHRs) leads to significant improvements in immunization rates and asthma care.
- Plans to expand capabilities to include insights into social determinants of health for better care decisions are underway.
Fortify Children's Health, a Virginia-based pediatric healthcare network with over 1,000 providers, has successfully implemented Oracle Health Data Intelligence to enhance its pediatric care delivery. This move aims to streamline value-based care contracts by integrating data from diverse sources such as multiple EHRs, payer claims, state health information exchanges, and immunization registries.
Since the deployment of Oracle Health Data Intelligence, Fortify Children's Health has witnessed notable improvements in several pediatric care metrics. Adolescent immunization rates, infant well visits, and asthma patient care have seen substantial enhancements. The system's capability to automatically identify care gaps and deliver follow-up alerts has helped in prioritizing patient outreach effectively.
Further, Fortify Children's Health plans to expand the platform's capabilities to incorporate insights into social determinants of health, an addition that is expected to guide community resource allocation and enhance care decision-making. This progression aligns with Fortify's commitment to optimizing care quality while reducing delivery costs, a step forward in Virginia's shift towards value-based care.
These efforts demonstrate Oracle's (ORCL, Financial) potential in solving complex healthcare interoperability challenges and serve as a benchmark for other healthcare networks aiming to improve clinical outcomes through advanced data management solutions.
