The client is a regional health system managing multiple hospitals, outpatient clinics, and community care programs across a diverse patient population. The organization faced challenges in reducing preventable hospital readmissions due to fragmented clinical data spread across EHR systems, care management platforms, and community health sources. Limited interoperability and inconsistent data access made it difficult to identify high-risk patients and coordinate timely interventions. To address these challenges and improve care outcomes, the health system partnered with Zymr.
The health system struggled with disconnected data across multiple EHRs, care management tools, and community health systems. Clinical and operational data existed in silos, limiting visibility into patient journeys and making it difficult for care teams to coordinate interventions effectively.
Without a reliable interoperability framework, patient data was inconsistent and difficult to normalize for analytics and reporting. Care managers lacked real-time insights into high-risk patients, resulting in delayed follow-ups and missed opportunities for proactive care.
The organization also faced challenges in population health segmentation and quality reporting. Existing workflows relied heavily on manual processes, reducing efficiency and limiting the ability to scale care coordination programs across the network.
The health system needed a scalable interoperability and analytics platform capable of integrating FHIR and HL7 data, improving patient visibility, and enabling proactive population health management.
Zymr helped the health system build an interoperability-to-analytics pipeline that unified clinical data across multiple systems and enabled proactive care management workflows. The solution improved patient visibility, strengthened care coordination, and supported data-driven population health initiatives.
Zymr implemented a scalable population health platform designed to connect fragmented healthcare systems and enable proactive care management.