The client is a regional health system managing data across 47 disparate EHR platforms along with claims systems, IoMT devices, and SDOH data sources. The fragmented data ecosystem created significant challenges in achieving unified analytics and real-time insights. The organization required a scalable, modern data platform to consolidate and standardize data for quality reporting and value-based care. To address these challenges, the health system partnered with Zymr.
The health system operated in a highly fragmented data environment, with 47 EHR systems generating siloed and inconsistent data. This lack of integration made it difficult to derive meaningful insights for population health and quality reporting.
Data latency was a major concern, with analytics workflows taking up to 72 hours to process, limiting the ability to make timely clinical and operational decisions.
The organization also faced challenges in managing complex value-based care metrics such as MIPS, HCC, and RAF scoring due to inconsistent and incomplete data pipelines.
Additionally, integrating diverse data sources—including claims, IoMT, and SDOH—was not feasible with the existing infrastructure, restricting the organization’s ability to achieve a comprehensive patient view.
The client needed a unified, scalable data platform to enable real-time analytics, improve data quality, and support advanced healthcare reporting requirements.
Zymr implemented a modern healthcare data lakehouse that unified disparate data sources and enabled real-time analytics, significantly improving operational and financial outcomes.
Zymr designed and implemented a Databricks-powered lakehouse architecture to unify and process healthcare data at scale.