We transform healthcare analytics functions so teams can deliver trusted insight faster, expand self-service and operate with clear priorities, standards and accountability. When needed, we can also provide ongoing leadership and managed analytics delivery.
// Why Pivot Point Consulting
Our analytics leaders have built and led healthcare analytics teams, so our healthcare analytics consulting reflects real priorities, demand and technical debt. We pair Epic Cogito and Epic Clarity skills with strong data governance.
We work across native Epic analytics, enterprise BI and cloud data, from health data analytics in Epic Reporting Workbench to self-service. We use standard capabilities where they fit and can provide ongoing delivery leadership today.
// Success story
Real outcomes from our healthcare analytics consulting clients.
Read more success storiesSuccess story · Analytics transformation
After the acquisition of multiple community hospitals, Pivot Point helped a large academic medical center integrate data, align KPI definitions and expand analytics capabilities across the enterprise while addressing unique local reporting needs.
// What we cover
Understand how analytics currently works, where demand and delivery break down, and what needs to change. We assess strategy, governance, tools, processes, skills and organizational maturity, then develop an actionable roadmap for improvement.
Modernize the governed data and AI platform that supports analytics, research and intelligent applications across the enterprise.
Define the strategy, governance and operating model needed to prioritize, oversee and scale AI responsibly.
Use forecasting, predictive models and operational intelligence to anticipate demand, risk and resource needs and support better decisions.
In a recent article from Healthcare IT Today, Michelle Lichte, Senior Partner of Professional Services, shares how organizations are using data analytics to improve claims management, utilization review, and care coordination.
Hospitals are navigating a tough financial landscape, with rising expenses, increasing bad debt, and declining patient volumes putting pressure on already tight margins. As costs continue to climb, many organizations are turning to IT as a strategic area for savings.
What’s keeping healthcare CIOs up at night? Our Client Advisory Board weighs in with their top five headaches for 2025. Read the blog.
Our most frequently asked healthcare data analytics questions, answered.
Have any questions? →Analytics transformation improves how an organization turns data into decisions, not just the technology used to do it. It can include strategy, governance, operating model, delivery processes, skills, self-service, standardization, platform use and the way analytics priorities are established and managed.
