Connected capabilities for better health outcomes

Healthmap brings together four core capabilities to deliver value-based kidney and cardiac care management: advanced technology and analytics, multidisciplinary Care Navigation, deep provider collaboration, and outcomes measurement. Its technology uses available claims, clinical, pharmacy, lab, and other data to identify rising risk, uncover care gaps, and prioritize actionable “next best actions.” Care Navigators then help members understand and follow their care plans, manage medications and appointments, and address clinical and social barriers. Healthmap works alongside existing providers to share patient-specific insights and reinforce care plans, while reporting and analytics track engagement, quality, utilization, experience, and financial performance. Together, these capabilities enable proactive, whole-person population health management at scale.

Yes. Healthmap’s capabilities are designed to work as one integrated model. Technology and analytics identify rising risk and care gaps; Care Navigation turns those insights into personalized member outreach and support; provider collaboration helps align and reinforce the care plan; and outcomes measurement tracks results and helps refine the program over time. Together, these capabilities connect insight to action—helping Healthmap identify risk, engage members, support providers, and drive coordinated follow-through.

No. While kidney care remains a core area of expertise, Healthmap has expanded its population health model to support cardiac care, including members with heart failure. This reflects Healthmap’s broader cardio-kidney-metabolic approach, recognizing that kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, and other chronic conditions are often interconnected. By applying its analytics, Care Navigation, provider collaboration, and whole-person care model across these conditions, Healthmap can address overlapping risks and care gaps rather than treating each condition in isolation.

Healthmap’s technology turns data into actionable insights that help care teams identify rising risk earlier, uncover care gaps, and prioritize the “next best action.” Using available claims, clinical, pharmacy, lab, and other data, predictive analytics help determine where outreach and intervention can have the greatest impact. Those insights connect directly to Care Navigation and provider collaboration, enabling more personalized support and timely follow-through. Technology supports, but does not replace clinical judgment, helping clinicians and care teams act sooner and more effectively while members’ providers remain responsible for care-plan decisions.

Yes. Healthmap can tailor its population health approach to the needs, priorities, and goals of each partner and population. Available data and analytics help identify rising risk, care gaps, and changing needs so outreach and interventions can be prioritized where they can have the greatest impact. Care Navigation, provider collaboration, digital engagement, and program workflows can then support personalized interventions at scale. Program outcomes can also be aligned to the population, program arrangement, and agreed-upon goals.