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XSOLIS Takes Real-Time Predictive Analytics to Tennessee

XSOLIS Takes Real-Time Predictive Analytics to Tennessee

healthcare predictive analytics

The company will provide real-time predictive analytics for case management and utilization review for Tennessee hospitals.

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Sue Walsh
Sue Walsh
Sep 12, 2018
2 minute read

Healthcare analytics and technology provider XSOLIS announced its selection by the Tennessee Hospital Association Solutions group as the preferred provider of real-time predictive analytics for case management and utilization review for the 160+ Tennessee hospitals it covers.

XSOLIS uses artificial intelligence, intelligent automation and machine learning to generate insights for healthcare providers and payers. Its Utilization Review Technology, Denials Management services, and Physician Advisor services combine into one comprehensive suite of tools. These tools convert healthcare data into predictive intelligence for operations optimization and improved decision making.

“Innovation starts with action,” says Jim Goodloe, Senior VP for THA Solutions Group. “XSOLIS offers hospitals the opportunity to take a proactive approach to reducing revenue risk and improving compliance. We are confident the value XSOLIS provides their nationwide client base can be magnified by partnering with THA and our member hospitals. Using cognitive computing to improve operations and overcome inefficiencies is a novel approach for the healthcare industry.”

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“We are thrilled that the THA Solutions Group recognizes the novel value we offer to their member hospitals,” says Joan Butters, CEO and co-founder of XSOLIS. “As a Nashville-based and founded organization, our partnership with the Tennessee Hospital Association’s Solutions Group underscores our commitment to Tennessee’s healthcare community.”

XSOLIS’ real-time predictive analytics eliminate inconsistencies during case review and offer a neutral base for collaboration between payers and providers.  This approach enables utilization through a “by-exception” mode which increases productivity and reduces unnecessary duplication. The technology also helps reduce short stays, overall patient length of stays and observation rates.

Sue Walsh

Sue Walsh is News Writer for RTInsights, and a freelance writer and social media manager living in New York City. Her specialties include tech, security and e-commerce. You can follow her on Twitter at @girlfridaygeek.

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