Employers and benefits advisors should consider partnering with a health data analytics solution to explore how predictive analytics can be tailored to their specific needs.

Dive into this detailed analysis by Janet Young, M.D., Clinical Analytics Advisor, exploring the transformative potential of predictive analytics in managing and reducing benefits costs.

As businesses strive to optimize their benefits expenditures, predictive analytics emerges as a key tool, enabling more informed decisions that not only manage costs effectively but also enhance employee satisfaction.

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Key Points:
  1. The Role of Predictive Analytics: Understanding how predictive analytics can be leveraged to forecast healthcare needs, close care gaps, and manage benefits expenses more efficiently
  2. Improving Employee Benefits Management: How data-driven insights contribute to targeted wellness initiatives, personalized interventions, and improved disease management programs
  3. Economic Impact on Employers: Analyzing how predictive analytics leads to significant cost savings through optimized resource allocation and more efficient care delivery
  4. Strategic Implementation: Practical strategies for integrating predictive analytics into your existing benefits framework to identify emerging health trends and craft proactive, targeted strategies
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Meet the Author

Janet Young, MD

Clinical Analytics Advisor

With more than 30 years of experience, Janet Young has provided clinical expertise to the development of healthcare analytics used in provider, payer, employer, and government sectors. Previously, Janet served as a Lead Clinical Scientist at IBM Watson Health, guiding clinical content development related to new models, methods, and analytics using claims, EMR, Health Risk Assessment, and socio-demographic data. 

Janet joined the Data Science and Methods team at Springbuk in Dec. 2019, and has been responsible for clinical oversight of methods and models. Janet received her M.D. from Yale University School of Medicine.