The platform has been adopted by more than 14 primary care practices across the country and uses technology including artificial intelligence, according to a Sept. 1 news release shared with Becker’s.
The tool synthesizes data across multiple touchpoints, synching with EMR and payer platforms to show indicators of a physician’s performance in a condensed format.
The platform also measures how often primary care physicians are performing annual wellness visits, seeing chronically ill patients and executing post-hospitalization appointments.
Practices can use the platform to identify opportunities for physician growth and development, enhance finances and improve patient outcomes, according to the news release.
