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HEDIS Measure Tracking Agent

Tracks HEDIS measure performance in near real time and recommends actions to close open gaps.

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The work it takes off your plate

HEDIS performance is often only clear after lagging claims runs, when it is too late to close gaps for the measurement year. Quality teams juggle incomplete clinical data, uncoded screenings, and outreach lists that go stale. Providers lack timely, patient-level actions. The HEDIS Measure Tracking Agent monitors measure denominators and numerators continuously and recommends concrete gap-closure actions for care teams.

How it works

The agent aggregates claims, EHR clinical data, labs, and pharmacy events; evaluates members against HEDIS measure logic; ranks open gaps by impact and feasibility; and orchestrates outreach, scheduling, and documentation tasks to improve rates before year-end.

  1. 1Build Near Real-Time Measure PopulationsCurrent HEDIS performance is available at plan, practice, and member levels.
  2. 2Identify and Prioritize Open Care GapsActionable, ranked gap lists guide quality and care management work.
  3. 3Recommend and Launch Closure ActionsGap-closure workflows execute against the highest-value opportunities.
  4. 4Monitor Closure Rates and Forecast Year-End PerformanceLeaders see trajectory to HEDIS targets with enough time to intervene.
  1. Step 1: Build Near Real-Time Measure Populations

    • Ingest enrollment, claims, EHR problems, labs, vitals, and pharmacy fills
    • Apply HEDIS measure specifications to compute denominators, numerators, and exclusions
    • Refresh measure status as new clinical and administrative data arrives

    Result: Current HEDIS performance is available at plan, practice, and member levels.

  2. Step 2: Identify and Prioritize Open Care Gaps

    • List open gaps with last service dates, remaining windows, and barrier flags
    • Prioritize by measure weight, closing likelihood, and upcoming appointments
    • Detect documentation-only gaps versus true clinical care needs

    Result: Actionable, ranked gap lists guide quality and care management work.

  3. Step 3: Recommend and Launch Closure Actions

    • Recommend outreach, standing orders, future orders, or point-of-care prompts
    • Route tasks to clinics, care managers, or member engagement teams
    • Suggest coding and supplemental data capture to credit completed care

    Result: Gap-closure workflows execute against the highest-value opportunities.

  4. Step 4: Monitor Closure Rates and Forecast Year-End Performance

    • Track gap closure velocity and measure rate trends
    • Forecast year-end rates under current and accelerated outreach scenarios
    • Report provider and product scorecards for quality governance

    Result: Leaders see trajectory to HEDIS targets with enough time to intervene.

Why use it

  • Timely Visibility. Moves HEDIS from retrospective reporting to operational control.
  • Higher Closure Rates. Targets members with the best chance to close gaps now.
  • Provider Alignment. Delivers patient-level actions into clinic workflows.
  • Documentation Capture. Credits care already delivered via supplemental data.
  • Contract Performance. Protects quality bonuses and accreditation standing.