Trilliant Health Introduces SimilarityIndex™ | Markets to Reinvent How Healthcare Organizations Competitively Benchmark
Applying machine learning to the healthcare industry’s most robust data sources, SimilarityIndex™ | Markets is an application that allows healthcare organizations to understand which
The SimilarityIndex™ is a new set of benchmarks generated from the health economy’s first machine-learning-based SimilarityEngine™
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Trilliant Health’s SimilarityIndex™ | Markets enables healthcare organizations to develop evidence-based strategies by identifying actual market peers, while also allowing them to benchmark against the relevant competitive leaders in the relevant markets. Historically, healthcare executives have compared their organizations against aspirational competitors or those that rank highly in well-known lists such as
“For decades, healthcare organizations, especially health systems and hospitals, have used incomplete and irrelevant benchmarks. In a time of unprecedented upheaval in the health economy, executives should reframe their thinking about strategy when considering new markets, M&A, service line expansion, and more. While healthcare veterans are fond of noting that ‘all healthcare is local,’ they usually compare themselves nationally to supposed peers operating in radically dissimilar environments, resulting in suboptimal decision making and capital allocation,” said
SimilarityIndex™ | Markets leverages the healthcare industry’s most robust data sources, including Trilliant Health’s proprietary all-payer claims database representing more than 320 million Americans, provider directory, and proprietary demand forecast methodology. The SimilarityEngine™ determines the most similar markets, or metropolitan
- Growth Similarity: Analyzes five-year projected population growth and excess mortality per capita.
- Economic Similarity: Analyzes data pertaining to estimated household income, debt, home values and discretionary income.
- Demographic Similarity: Analyzes population-level data on health insurance status, age and sex, generational distribution, race/ethnicity, and primary language.
- Consumer Similarity: Analyzes psychographic profiles, use of wearables, and prescription use and drug adherence.
- Competitive Similarity: Analyzes a more representative measure of market concentration (Herfindahl-Hirschman Index) using inpatient surgery, outpatient surgery and inpatient medical volumes.
- Aggregate: Combines all of the above features to show the markets most similar to a selected CBSA.
The SimilarityIndex™ | Markets is backed by Trilliant Health’s data science, data engineering, and health services research experts with unmatched insight into the macro and micro trends impacting the new health economy.
“Each stakeholder in the new health economy is under tremendous pressure, especially as we enter a new period of economic uncertainty. Every stakeholder, whether a health system, health insurer, medical device manufacturer, digital health provider, or pharmaceutical company, faces unique threats from significant shifts in patient populations and disease burden to competition from nontraditional market entrants–all at a time when demand for healthcare services has remained relatively flat,” said
To support the launch of SimilarityIndex™ | Markets,
For a greater understanding of the SimilarityEngine™ and SimilarityIndex™,
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