GLENDALE, Calif., April 11, 2018 -- Health Data Vision, Inc (HDVI), a leader in the medical record retrieval and review industry, announced that it named Health Data Decisions (HDD) “2017 Most Collaborative Partner of the Year”. The award was presented at the annual RISE Nashville Summit, the premier annual conference for Risk Adjustment and Quality Improvement. HDD was recognized by HDVI for their collaboration and support of data optimization efforts that allowed our joint clients to maximize the results of their HEDIS hybrid submission efforts.
HDD is also one of HDVI’s launch partners for a revolutionary new service, MRCS Exchange. This marketplace is an industry first and will drive innovative partnerships with cooperative organizations to serve government healthcare programs. Comparable to an app store for health plan solutions, the Exchange is where leading cooperative organizations can offer their applications and services as data sharing integrations on HDVI’s MRCS Platform.
If you are interested in becoming an MRCS Exchange partner, please contact Kevin Owens, VP of Product at HDVI.
About Health Data Vision, Inc.
Health Data Vision, Inc. provides government health plans with a licensable enterprise-grade, SaaS platform for Risk Adjustment, Quality Improvement, and Audit initiatives. Customers and partners can manage projects with either full-service or in-house resources, or using a collaborative model. Learn more at healthdatavision.com or call (866) 969-3222.


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