AMS IS THE INDUSTRY LEADER IN STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE SOFTWARE FOR COMBATTING EMERGING HIGH-COST CLAIM ISSUES
What We Do:
AMS delivers crucial insight into catastrophic diagnoses, specialty pharmaceutical, and implant price transparency through clinically vetted, predictive financial analytics with near real-time data.
Who We Serve:
AMS serves multiple stakeholders in the medical claims payment chain, including commercial and governmental payers, Stop Loss and Reinsurance Carriers, MGUs, Medical Management Firms, Health Plans, TPAs, HMOs, Taft-Hartley Plans, workers compensation, and auto medical carriers.
WHO IS USING THE PREDICT SUITE
THE PREDICT SUITE
AMS’ Web-based directories that allow
clients to predict, evaluate and manage high dollar healthcare claims.
PREDICT
Predict costs and clinical treatments for high dollar diagnoses with an on demand decision support solution delivering in-depth clinical information, empirical insight and key financial analytics.
EVALUATE
Evaluate cost data, FDA approved indications, notable off-label usage, adult/pediatric dosing regimens, manufacturer rebates, specialty drug coding and price trends.
MANAGE
Manage highly inflated implant claims by leveraging detailed clinical and financial metrics with the only online, fully- transparent implant cost directory in the industry.
PREDICT SUITE MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS BENEFITS
100%
Reference Rate
Predict Suite Members willing + eager to connect with prospects
99%
Members
Retained
We have retained 99% of our members
13,000
Clinical/Financial Iterations
Including rules, off label + orphan drug uses, price benchmarks and CPT codes
100s
Weekly Hours
Saved
We have saved our clients and members 100s of weekly hours in research and underwriting
AMS Blog
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THE BIG SCREW
October 23, 2018
How Manufacturers, Middlemen, Providers, PBMs, and the Government Are Keeping Us in the Dark • The healthcare industry is rife with secrets • Drugs and device efficacies are elusive • Prices are kept opaque • Payers/patients lack clarity Someone got screwed. I mean that literally, though not in that way. I have a patient’s… Read More » -
By Harris Meyer | October 22, 2018 A set of 14 hospital-acquired conditions that the CMS considers avoidable accounted for 48,771 adverse patient outcomes, 3,219 deaths and more than $2 billion in excess hospital costs in 2016, according to a new research brief. Patients experiencing these hospital-acquired conditions (HACs) were in the hospital about 8… Read More »