From data to informed action

Advances in technology have transformed what is possible with data. Powerful platforms, artificial intelligence, and modern analytical tools can all play an important role in helping organizations solve complex problems. Yet lasting results rarely come from technology alone. They come from combining the right tools with a deep understanding of the subject area, sound processes, and people who know how to put information into action.

A dashboard, model, report, or application is not an end in itself—it is a means to an end. The real measure of success is whether it helps people make better decisions, work more effectively, or achieve better outcomes. At Emendata, we focus on those outcomes. Our work spans the journey from raw data to informed action. With analytics as our foundation, we also help clients strengthen the people, processes, and technology needed to leverage data effectively.

FAQs

Things to know

What programming languages and platforms do you use?

SQL, Python, SAS, and R, as well as Databricks and Snowflake.

What experience do you have with CMS data environments and systems?

Extensive experience programming in the Integrated Data Repository (IDR) and One Program Integrity (One PI), as well as interacting with Fraud Prevention System (FPS), Unified Case Management (UCM), Health Plan Management System (HPMS), and Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS).

What healthcare data sources have you worked with?

Beneficiary enrollment, provider enrollment and information, claims, administrative actions and investigations, beneficiary assessments, beneficiary complaints, among others.

What healthcare programs have you supported?

Medicare fee-for-service, Medicare managed care (Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part C), Medicaid fee-for-service, Medicaid managed care, COVID-19 Provider Relief Fund.

Can you work inside our data environment?

Yes, we can build analytics to run where the data already lives under your access controls. Nothing has to move to us for the work to proceed.

Can you work with sensitive, restricted, or privacy-protected data?

Yes, we can comply with the relevant privacy/security/compliance requirements to support protected data handling.