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The payer’s data team needed to unify clinical, claims, and pharmacy data for performance reporting and risk adjustment — a critical requirement for value-based care and measurable healthcare data integration results.
Multiple vendor systems and inconsistent HL7 feeds led to delayed insights and inaccurate quality metrics, undermining healthcare interoperability success.
Hart implemented HealthSync™ to enable real-time data exchange across EHRs, claims databases, and care management systems.
Using Hart platform incoming feeds were normalized to FHIR-compliant formats and routed validated data into HealthInsight™ for analytics and reporting — strengthening healthcare data modernization ROI.
Unified 10+ disparate data sources into one accessible repository Reduced data refresh time from 3 weeks to 24 hours Improved quality metric submission accuracy by 90% Enabled real-time HEDIS and Stars reporting Provided automated audit logs for compliance reviews
— Chief Data Officer, Regional Health Plan
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The CRO struggled with slow patient recruitment and site activation for oncology and rare-disease trials — limiting clinical research enablement.
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The institution maintained five legacy EHR systems for compliance, costing millions annually and limiting healthcare data modernization ROI.
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Behavioral health and acute care systems operated separately, creating incomplete patient records and compliance gaps — a common barrier to healthcare interoperability success.
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The client managed 18 separate EHR systems across 12 hospitals and hundreds of clinics. Historical data was fragmented,
