AutoGov Unveils New Algorithm for Healthcare Exchanges

Austin, TX (PRWEB) December 22, 2010

AutoGov CEO, Rose Hayden, is announcing a new release of her company’s flagship risk management tool, CaseVue. This version introduces a new multidimensional algorithm designed to bridge the information gaps between Medicaid and healthcare exchanges.

Hayden says CaseVue will now be able to ensure the integrity of critical handoff between Medicaid and the new state healthcare exchanges being created in response to the new healthcare reform regulations.

About the new engines Hayden said, “Our experience with the “exchange” between Medicaid and CHIP suggests that the handoffs or deeming from one program to another must be handled with great care ensuring the integrity of the programs, eliminating the likelihood of dual eligibiles, and managing a quality based transaction. Administrators must be able to assure the public that the process has been handled with the precision of an analytical and statistically sound model.”

CaseVue is part of a comprehensive platform used by government agencies, healthcare providers to provide decision support solutions with a base in predictive analytics. CaseVue provides users will fast, accurate decision support tools that improve both the timeliness and quality of eligibility and exchange related decisions.

AutoGov’s 15 years of delivering consistent quality services to its government and corporate clients is borne of the knowledge and experience of its leadership team. All of AutoGov’s principals have served at the highest levels in government and as executives in the private sector. The AutoGov team, their advice, and the solutions reflect decades of practical knowledge and experience. The company’s firm belief is that solutions for its clients must be affordable, practical, and harness technology to support day to day operations without major disruption or expense.

For more information contact the company at 512-439-2900 or at autogov.com.

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