IDC MarketScape Names Arcadia a Leader in U.S. Population Health Analytics 2020 Vendor Assessment

Arcadia Recognized for Breadth of Product and Service Offerings Across All Levels of Value-Based Care Sophistication and Experience; “Key Differentiator” of Significant Domain Expertise in the Harvesting and Curation of Data From Diverse Sources

Arcadia, the leader in population health management and healthcare data analytics, announced that it has again been positioned in the Leader category in population health analytics in the IDC MarketScape: U.S. Population Health Analytics 2020 Vendor Assessment (IDC Doc# US46989820, November 2020). The IDC MarketScape evaluated Arcadia among other vendors, assessing the functionality and implementation of the HITRUST CSF®™ Arcadia Analytics platform. Arcadia was previously positioned in the Leaders category in both IDC MarketScape: U.S. Population Health Management 2019 Vendor Assessment (IDC #US44263219, October 2019) and IDC MarketScape: U.S. Population Health Analytics 2018 Vendor Assessment (IDC #US44375418, October 2018).

“The breadth of Arcadia’s product and service offerings allows clients to engage with Arcadia across all levels of value-based care sophistication and experience,” said IDC research director Cynthia Burghard.

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Arcadia was specifically recognized for its significant domain expertise in harvesting and curating data, a key differentiator for the company that fuels the Arcadia Impact Ecosystem. The Impact Ecosystem includes a set of proprietary predictive algorithms that use machine learning to determine the next best action for individual patients or identify patients at risk for adverse health events or deteriorating health.

“Our focus has been and continues to be enabling healthcare organizations to succeed in value-based care,” said Arcadia CEO Sean Carroll, “and sophisticated analytical capabilities are critical to driving population health outcomes. Our investments in platform technology, data science expertise, and partnerships with leading value-based care leaders enable us to offer unique, near-real time insights that are directly actionable within clinical and administrative workflows.”

“Arcadia’s positioning in the market with its products and services clearly supports organizations with growing at-risk contracts,” said Burghard. “Its focus and clarity of purpose serve clients well. Arcadia’s wide range of services and/or technologies allows clients to rely on Arcadia wherever they are in the life cycle toward value-based care.”

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To download a complimentary excerpt from the IDC MarketScape, please visit arcadia.io.

Driving Customer Outcomes with Analytics

The IDC MarketScape also noted that Arcadia’s customers “give the organization high marks for responsiveness and demonstrating a true partnership model.” Arcadia has longstanding partnerships with innovative value-based care organizations and develops its analytical models and applications in close collaboration with those partners.

“Arcadia continues to help us drive significant value for our patients,” said Andrew Sorenson, chief analytics offer at Castell, the value-based care subsidiary of Intermountain Healthcare. “Of all of the vendor partners that we work with, Arcadia continues to set a high bar in terms of its ability to deliver new capabilities and products.”

Arcadia worked closely with Castell on the development of Arcadia Vista, a new web-based enterprise business intelligence product designed specifically for value-based care leaders and analysts that was launched in October. With Vista, value-based organizations can meet new analytical demands through a growing dashboard library in domains ranging from orthopedic surgical episodes to social determinants of health to network integrity.

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