Medial EarlySign, a leader in AI-based clinical data solutions to aid in the early detection and prevention of high-burden diseases, and Centric Consulting, a business and technology consulting firm, today announced a partnership to enable US-based hospitals and healthcare organizations to utilize existing data in order to identify and prioritize patients for care.
Combining Centric’s management consulting services with EarlySign’s clinically validated AI-powered solutions, the two companies will work together to help healthcare organizations utilize data-backed insights in order to prioritize patient procedures, deliver focused interventions and re-engage populations.
EarlySign’s Infectious Disease bundle will be a primary focus, given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the imminent arrival of flu season.
“Assisting hospitals in navigating clinical, operational and technology adoption challenges and providing outcome-focused care has always been of utmost importance at Centric. We see tremendous value in EarlySign’s platform which utilizes machine learning technology to help our clients facilitate proactive and strategic interventions for patients at high risk of a range of serious medical conditions,” said Marcie Stoshak-Chavez, MD, National Healthcare Practice Lead at Centric. “EarlySign’s validated framework of clinical solutions is perfectly aligned to address our clients’ immediate and long-term artificial intelligence strategies.”
The partnership follows the recent launch of EarlySign’s Back2Care suite of clinical data solutions and will provide hospitals with the tools to identify and prioritize high-risk patients and implement strategies for re-engagement of services.
The suite offers several solutions aimed at high-burden diseases, including the Infectious Disease bundle, Admissions bundle, Diabetes + Complications bundle, and an Early Detection bundle for diseases such as lung and colorectal cancer.
By using routine medical data collected over the course of care and drawing clinical insights into the best course of action for patients, healthcare organizations can optimize resources to provide more personalized and focused care.
“Working collaboratively with Centric to help drive transformational change will allow us to further our goal of advancing proactive healthcare and keeping populations healthy,” said Jeremy Orr MD, CEO of Medial EarlySign. “We are looking forward to further expanding our reach by engaging with Centric’s broad network to support hospitals in improving patient outcomes and navigating the transition back to necessary screening and care.”
