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HealthCare Press + News
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ActiveHealth CareEngine Monitors and Improves Health Outcomes for Heartland Health Aetna Members
09.07.2011
ActiveHealth Management Health Informatics Executive to Discuss the Role of Clinical Analytics in Supporting a Statewide Medical Home
07.06.2011
ActiveHealth Management Appoints Richard Noffsinger President and CEO
WHO WE HELP OUR SOLUTIONS
A seasoned team of board-certified physicians, medical staff, and IT professionals.
At the foundation of all of our clinical solutions is the ActiveHealth® Clinical Development Center. The Center's large team of full-time, board-certified physicians, pharmacists and registered nurses support our programs by developing and maintaining evidence-based rules, algorithms and matrices. They also perform a formal annual review of all programs and clinical guidelines.

Rigorous review of literature.
Our clinical team meets daily to discuss new issues and developments in the medical field. Rigorous reviews of the following evidence-based sources are conducted: 

  • publications and position statements of major medical organizations
    and peer-reviewed journals,
  • standard medical textbooks,
  • discussion with subspecialty panelists,
  • and other sources of evidence-based clinical data.

Timely, thorough rules.
Our talented clinicians are provided with all the tools necessary to develop, test, and implement clinical rules that result from their literature review. This significantly shortens our cycle time for development of new rules and/or modification of existing rules. Rules are designed to reflect the evidence-based medical literature as closely as possible and to also incorporate exclusionary logic to maximize specificity and thereby decrease the incidence of “false positive” alerts.

Actionable clinical alerts.
Resulting from this process are actionable clinical alerts called Care Considerations. Care Considerations represent patient-specific discrepancies between the care that the patient is actually receiving as reflected in their claims history, and the care that they should be receiving as reflected in the evidence-based literature. Care Considerations are issued by phone, secure fax or mail to the treating physician and then to the member.