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Using Predictive Community Insights to Slow COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Just as national health officials warned ahead of the holiday season, the winter months of 2020-21 have proven to [read more...]
Addressing the Emergent Issue of Long COVID
Although COVID-19 hospitalizations and death rates have dominated the media, another challenge has quietly emerged during the pandemic. Some [read more...]
Decode Health Expands Strategic Advisory Board
New members bring cross-industry insights to the company Nashville, Tenn. – Nov. 11, 2020 – Chase Spurlock, PhD, founder and CEO [read more...]
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CLIENT SUCCESS STORY: Blue Health Intelligence® (BHI®)
Best-in-class data, combined with machine learning, provides revolutionary insight into chronic disease management Rich claims data from Blue Health Intelligence® (BHI®) made it possible for Decode Health to create comprehensive models that detect patients with undiagnosed or misdiagnosed disease and predict individuals who will likely experience the highest healthcare [read more...]
Illuminating an Invisible Epidemic: A Systematic Review of the Clinical and Economic Benefits of Early Diagnosis and Treatment in Inflammatory Disease and Related Syndromes
A long sought-after goal across a wide range of healthcare specialties is to devise strategies that enhance patient care and simultaneously reduce expenses. Inflammatory diseases and chronic syndromes currently impose an immense social and economic burden on society in terms of both direct and indirect healthcare costs. While published annual [read more...]
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The new normal at Nashville businesses: More flexibility, fewer cubes and uncertain real estate
As featured on tennesseelookout.com Decode Health had been subleasing office space in Cummins Station in Nashville when Covid-19 forced the team home in March. The company, which provides predictive disease insights to national laboratories, moved its more sophisticated equipment to its employees’ homes, and increasingly relied on Slack to discuss [read more...]
Data Analytics Holds Promise of Dramatically Improving Outcomes for Patients with Autoimmune Disease.
The movement to embrace predictive analytics, which has been gathering steam over the past several years, will be especially important as hospitals seek to improve their capabilities to forecast, detect and monitor chronic conditions, especially autoimmune diseases. Read the Article
Predictive Analytics: How Big Data Will Improve Outcomes and Efficiencies in Diagnosing and Treating Patients
A growing body of research in the exciting field of predictive and prescriptive analytics suggests that if you input large datasets—drawn from millions of healthcare claims or electronic medical records, for example—sophisticated algorithms can identify patterns that deliver meaningful diagnostic information for patients with a wide range of conditions. These [read more...]
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Using Predictive Community Insights to Slow COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Just as national health officials warned ahead of the holiday season, the winter months of 2020-21 have proven to be the most challenging period of the COVID-19 pandemic so far. In Tennessee alone, there have been more than 10,000 deaths and nearly 18,000 hospitalizations resulting from SARS-CoV-2 infection. At [read more...]
Addressing the Emergent Issue of Long COVID
Although COVID-19 hospitalizations and death rates have dominated the media, another challenge has quietly emerged during the pandemic. Some COVID patients are reporting a wide variety of debilitating symptoms, often lasting months after being diagnosed. Commonly referred to as long COVID, scientists are just beginning to understand the long-term [read more...]
Illuminating an Invisible Epidemic: Addressing Cost Drivers in Diagnosis and Treatment of Autoimmune Diseases and Disorders
Everyone knows at least one person with an autoimmune disease or disorder and just may not know it. Even if you think you don’t, you most likely do, considering autoimmune diseases affect approximately 50 million Americans while cancer affects 15 million. Both diseases substantially impact society, but how do we [read more...]