Modern Data Architecture Eases Data Integration After Mergers & Acquisitions

Rooted in helping individuals, this company provides post-acute healthcare services for more than 200,000 patients, across 31 states, each year. With more than 50 years of industry experience to draw from, the company is focused on reimagining the way care is provided and prioritizing patients and their needs. They do this with a focus on providing better access to personalized care, faster starts of care, and avoidance of unplanned re-hospitalizations.

The healthcare provider has recently grown through a series of mergers and acquisitions to include services across three separate lines of business—Personal Care Services, Home Health, and Hospice—but under one umbrella of complete care. This puts them in a unique position to provide continuity of care to patients who over time require increasing help and service. It also puts them in the position to grow the business and reach more patients across the country.

The private equity firm that has invested in the company wanted them to get a better handle on their data—especially through continued growth—so that they can continue to focus on providing excellent, personalized care to patients.

Their goal was to implement an enterprise data and analytics solution that would provide their separate lines of business with a common, combined set of data and tools that will aid in providing the critical care patients have grown accustomed to.

They engaged with Analytics8 to modernize their data architecture and implement a data strategy that will grow with the business and its data and analytics needs.

With the recent acquisitions as well as the company’s continued expected growth comes the inheritance of disparate systems, data, technologies, as well as new patients and staff—each with their own set of best practices, terms and definitions, and processes—in multiple sites all over the country. As a result, their analytics ecosystem was disjointed and not providing them with the insights they needed.

Rooted in helping individuals, this company provides post-acute healthcare services for more than 200,000 patients, across 31 states, each year. With more than 50 years of industry experience to draw from, the company is focused on reimagining the way care is provided and prioritizing patients and their needs.