ACOs

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• Many ACOs do not achieve enough savings to qualify for the Savings Sharing Program of CMS
• The average ACO spends about 25% of their proceeds on digital infrastructure upgrades annually
• Most medical providers do not have access to their patient’s entire medical records
• 60% of Medicare beneficiaries who participate in an ACO seek a specialist outside the ACO
• Patients may be able to access their electronic medical records via more than one portal but are never able to get all the data in one place to share it with their healthcare provider
• The average rate of duplicate imaging is 25-60%
• The average rate of duplicate blood lab test is 32%

iFiiT portal for providers and administrators .

Doctors can finally have a full picture of the patient’s medical history

Providers will have the ability to track the patient’s journey and see the claims submitted or paid on behalf of the patient as soon as weekly

• ACO providers do not have to have the same EMR system to be able to share data about patients since all members of the ACO will have access to the portal, this saves providers time and money.
• No new system to learn saves a lot of effort and time, additionally NO capital cost for deploying a new system.
• Administrative saving of time and money. 
• Tracking a medical record is a very costly process.
• Improving the bottom line of ACO due to data sharing and reduced the total number of claims
• iFiiT provides a very strong reporting and analytic tool that help the organization achieve maximum savings
• Analytics can also provide a very strong preventative tool.

  WHY

• Reinvent the wheel, making mistakes that others before you have already made and mastered
• Dramatically slow down your time to market, as you try to troubleshoot and increase your learning curve outside your core competency
• Spend too much money developing tools and solutions that already exist in other formats