Veradigm and HealthVerity Collaborate to Advance Real-World Evidence and Care for Patients with Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes

Veradigm, a leading provider of healthcare data and technology solutions, and HealthVerity, a leader in Identity, Privacy, Governance, and Exchange (IPGE) for real-world data, announced a collaboration that will advance real-world research and improve patient care for those with cardiovascular disease and diabetes. The collaboration makes Veradigm’s data from their Cardiovascular and Metabolic Registries fully interoperable with de-identified patient data from HealthVerity Marketplace, the nation’s largest healthcare and consumer data ecosystem.

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“Diabetes is a top driver of healthcare spend and, as we enter Heart Health Month, we are reminded of the need for comprehensive treatments for heart disease, a leading cause of death in the United States”

The HealthVerity IPGE platform is an integrated technology and real-world data (RWD) infrastructure that allows disparate data to be accurately resolved to unique privacy-protected identities, then linked in a HIPAA-compliant manner and exchanged for a myriad of use cases. By connecting Veradigm’s Cardiology and Metabolic registries with broad scale healthcare and consumer data from HealthVerity, the collaboration provides clinical researchers with unprecedented access to regulatory-quality, HIPAA-compliant and research-ready data to advance analytics and treatments for these prevalent conditions.

The Veradigm Cardiology Registry is the largest U.S. outpatient cardiovascular quality improvement registry, with 102+ million records, representing 18.9+ million unique patient lives, 13,000 providers and 4,000 office locations. The registry captures data on coronary artery disease (CAD), heart failure (HF), atrial fibrillation (AF), hypertension (HTN) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD). It follows cardiac patients across their journey, tracking key measures, including patient demographics, plan of care, cardiac events and comorbidities, exams, procedures, lab values, related medications, and more.

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The Veradigm Metabolic Registry is the first clinical ambulatory registry aimed at tracking and improving the quality of prediabetes, diabetes, and cardiometabolic care across the primary and specialty care continuum. The registry has 79+ million records, representing 13.5+ million unique patient lives, 11,100 providers, and 3,400 office locations. Key measures captured include patient demographics, A1c control, nephropathy, blood cholesterol, hypertension eye exam, foot exam, antiplatelet therapy and more. Additionally, Veradigm’s electronic health record (EHR) data from the most recent five years is incorporated, representing over 176 million patients with clinical activity, as well as Veradigm medical claims and remittance data for 300 million medical claims captured in a rolling two-year period.

“Veradigm provides life science researchers scalable access to real-world clinical data via our direct connection with the point-of-care,” said Stuart Green, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Veradigm. “With Veradigm’s Registry and EHR data on the HealthVerity platform, we are extending the reach of the Veradigm Network to further support improvements in patient care at scale.”

The collaboration between Veradigm and HealthVerity leverages the industry’s most accurate patient matching and identity resolution technology, a key component of the HealthVerity IPGE Platform, which will allow researchers to discover more comprehensive longitudinal patient journeys without the patient fragmentation inherent in more traditional patient tokenization solutions.

“Diabetes is a top driver of healthcare spend and, as we enter Heart Health Month, we are reminded of the need for comprehensive treatments for heart disease, a leading cause of death in the United States,” said Andrew Kress, CEO of HealthVerity. “This collaboration will enable far greater contextualization of important registry data and will provide a more holistic view of these patients’ journeys. Life Sciences organizations and clinical researchers can now obtain comprehensive patient-level data in a privacy-protected manner that offers real-world insight into the patient to ultimately improve care for these ubiquitous conditions.”

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