ActiveHealth recognizes that today's fragmented and decentralized healthcare system makes it nearly impossible for an individual physician to be aware of all interactions patients have with the healthcare system, especially for patients with chronic conditions.

CareEngine^® clinical decision support actively engages and empowers both physicians and members, enabling the best, most informed medical decisions.  If you haven't yet, please take a few minutes to watch David's Story to better understand how our CareEngine System saves lives and money.

What makes our program different?

1. We focus on people, not conditions. We pinpoint individual issues that enable opportunities for better care.
   We constantly analyze an entire population using our CareEngine technology, to identify specific, evidence-based opportunities to improve care for individual members.
   
   
2. We strengthen the communication between doctors and patients and keep all parties informed.
   Qualified, credible and actionable opportunities for better care are communicated first to physicians, and then members.
   
   
3. We develop evidence-based content at the Clinical Development Center.
   The ActiveHealth Clinical Development Center is staffed by a large, full-time team of board-certified physicians, pharmacists and registered nurses that constantly reviews top-tier evidence-based medical literature and develops complex algorithms that identify specific opportunities to improve care.

Constant gathering of patient information.
The power of our clinical decision support technology lies in our ability to continuously gather member information. Our sophisticated CareEngine System handles the massive task of absorbing any and all available data (e.g. member claims, pharmacy, lab data, etc.) and analyzes this information against up-to-date evidence-based medical standards.

By doing so, the CareEngine System identifies specific opportunities to improve the care of individual members. Once an issue is identified, the CareEngine System generates a clinical alert, called a Care Consideration, which describes the opportunity to improve care.

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