Gain insight you never had. Realize value you never thought possible.
The answers to many of your hospital system’s most critical questions—whether those questions are clinical, operational, or financial—already reside somewhere in your data. The problem is that most hospital systems and IDNs have a glut of data and a glaring lack of action-ready insight. The key to bringing about true transformation is standardizing and contextualizing all of that data to enable impactful, data-driven decisions.
Genesis Analytics represents a breakthrough in clinical traceability intelligence. With the ability to shed light on the relationship between utilization, costs, and performance for the very first time, Genesis Analytics equips clinical and business leaders with the relevant insights they need to transform the way they choose, use, and bill for care-critical supplies.
The Value
of Genesis Analytics
- Gain a complete picture of cost,
utilization, and variance across all of your procedures. - Measure and mitigate waste
by instantly identifying and re-routing items approaching expiration. - Engage in data-driven demand planning
by accessing comprehensive utilization data. - Replicate and standardize best practices
by comparing performance across suppliers, clinicians, and procedures. - Correlate supply usage
to procedure duration, cost, and outcomes to form data-driven standards. - Enhance supplier negotiations
by coming to the table with accurate historical data on cost, utilization, and market rates.
Here’s How it Works
Unlimited insights, one clinical traceability solution.
Capture Data at Point of Care
Clinical staff can instantly capture meaningful data on supplies, procedures, clinicians, costs, billable events, and more.
Harmonize Data, Generate Insights
This data is standardized, centralized, and harmonized with information from the hospital’s EHR and ERP to provide decision makers unprecedented insights in an action-ready format.
Use Data to Move the Needle
Through dynamic dashboards and cross-functional reports, every user is empowered to make meaningful changes—from the CMO to the SVP of supply chain, and the hospital CFO.