Hospital intelligence.
Understand the facility. See the wider network.

Identify a hospital and place it in its organizational context.

• Organization name, record ID, industry, address, city, state, ZIP code, country, and primary location
• Phone, website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X links
• Group employees and group revenue, distinguished from hospital-level operating measures

Review facility scale, activity, and operating context.

• Licensed beds, annual discharges, and medical residents
• Hospital type, ownership type, and teaching intensity
• Total patient revenue, net patient revenue, and uncompensated care burden

Review identifiers and classification fields alongside the hospital profile.

• Enrollment ID and state, provider type code and description, NPI, multiple-NPI flag, CCN, and associate ID
• Organization structure, proprietary/nonprofit indicator, and practice location type
• Subgroup flags for general, acute care, alcohol/drug, children’s, long-term, psychiatric, rehabilitation, short-term, swing-bed, specialty, and other hospital categories
• Psychiatric and rehabilitation unit flags, other-subgroup description, and rural emergency hospital (REH) conversion flag

Explore the facility’s general quality and service information.

• Hospital type and ownership, emergency services, and birthing-friendly designation indicator
• Overall hospital rating and supporting footnotes
• Measure-group and facility counts for mortality, safety, readmissions, patient experience, and timely/effective care
• Better, no-different, and worse comparison counts where available

Understand staffing, capacity, and utilization in the context of a reporting period.

• Report record number, state, Medicare CBSA number, rural/urban status, CCN facility type, provider type, and type of control
• Fiscal-year beginning and ending dates; payroll full-time equivalents (FTEs) and intern/resident FTEs
• Beds, available bed days, patient days, and discharges, including adult/pediatric and subprovider fields
• Patient days and discharges by Medicare, Medicaid, and other reported payer categories

Review operating costs and the financial resources recorded for the provider.

• Charity care, bad-debt expense, uncompensated care, and unreimbursed care fields
• Salaries, adjusted salaries, overhead, depreciation, contract labor, and wage-related costs
• Cash, receivables and allowances, inventory, current assets, land, buildings, improvements, and equipment
• Fixed and other assets, total assets, accounts payable, current and long-term liabilities, and fund balances

Explore revenue, reimbursement, and income fields together.

• Inpatient, outpatient, combined, and total patient charges and revenue; net patient revenue
• Contractual allowances and discounts, operating expense, patient-service income, other income and expenses, and net income
• DRG payment amounts, disproportionate-share adjustment and percentage, managed-care simulated payments, and indirect medical education payments
• Cost-to-charge ratio, Medicaid net revenue, and Medicaid charges

Review aggregate beneficiary, utilization, and payment information.

• Rural, urban commuting area (RUCA) code and description
• Beneficiary totals, discharges, covered days, total days, submitted covered charges, total payments, and Medicare payments
• Average age and age bands, sex and race/ethnicity counts, and dual/non-dual eligibility counts
• Behavioral and physical chronic-condition percentages and average risk score; examples include depression, dementia, asthma, atrial fibrillation, kidney disease, COPD, diabetes, heart failure, and stroke

Compare service-level volumes and financial measures using the classifications shown in the platform.

• Inpatient diagnosis-related group (DRG) codes and descriptions, total discharges, average submitted covered charges, average total payments, and average Medicare payments
• Outpatient ambulatory payment classification (APC) codes and descriptions, beneficiary counts, comprehensive APC services, average submitted charges, and average Medicare allowed amounts
• Column sorting, text filters, and numeric range filters where available

Add spending and organization-level funding context to hospital research.

• Spending by claim: period, claim type, hospital/state/national average spending per episode, and hospital spending percentage
• Spending per beneficiary: measure ID/name, score, additional-decimal value, footnotes, and reporting dates
• Group revenue, total funding, latest funding received, and last-raised date where available

Review safety measures and program-level indicators.

• Deficit Reduction Act hospital-acquired condition measures, rates, provider IDs, footnotes, and start/end quarters
• CMS Medicare PSI 90 and component measures with six-digit estimates, measure IDs/names, rates, facility IDs, and reporting dates
• HAC Reduction Program fiscal year, PSI 90 composite, standardized infection ratios, winsorized z-scores, footnotes, total HAC score, and payment-reduction indicator
• Infection categories include CLABSI, CAUTI, surgical-site infection, C. difficile, and MRSA

Explore individual measures with their reporting and comparison context.

• Healthcare-associated infection measure IDs/names, scores, national benchmark comparisons, and footnotes
• Observed and predicted cases, device days, standardized infection ratios, and confidence limits where reported
• Complication and mortality measures, including hip/knee complications and condition-specific death rates
• National comparisons, denominators, scores, and reported estimate fields

Review hospital return measures and readmission program data.

• Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program measure names, discharge counts, excess readmission ratios, predicted and expected rates, and readmission counts
• Unplanned visits, hospital return days, hospital-wide readmissions, and condition-specific readmission measures
• Outpatient surgery, colonoscopy, and chemotherapy-related hospital visit measures
• National comparisons, denominators, scores, and estimate fields where reported

Review the maternal and patient-reported measures available for a facility.

• Cesarean birth, risk-adjusted severe obstetric complications, and maternal morbidity structural measure
• Measure IDs/names, scores, samples, footnotes, and facility IDs
• Hip/knee arthroplasty patient-reported outcome measure, voluntary-reporting indicator, score, and reporting dates

Add patient experience and care-delivery measures to account research.

• Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) measure IDs, questions, answer descriptions, patient-survey star ratings, answer percentages, and footnotes
• Timely and effective care conditions, measure IDs/names, scores, samples, and footnotes
• Examples include emergency department volume, malnutrition-related measures, and hospital harm measures

Review imaging use and interoperability reporting fields.

• Outpatient imaging measures for abdominal CT contrast, preoperative cardiac imaging, breast screening recalls, and lumbar MRI
• Measure IDs/names, scores, footnotes, facility IDs, and reporting dates
• Promoting Interoperability facility ID, certified electronic health record technology (CEHRT) ID, and reporting start/end dates

Connect clinical and operating context with commercial research.

• Active organizational keywords and buying-signal topics
• Detected technology names and technology count
• Look-alike discovery controls in profile, intent, technology, and financial sections where shown

Explore linked organizations and their geographic spread.

• Linked integrated delivery networks (IDNs), group purchasing organizations (GPOs), health systems, and hospice organizations
• Organization names, record IDs, city/state, and executive counts where available
• Total linked organizations, executive totals, states represented, and top-state count
• Search across linked modules, filters, and expandable categories

Find relevant organizational functions and their executive contact coverage.

• Department search, department totals, total executive contacts, and counts by department
• Hospital examples show C-Suite, Information Technology, Engineering & Technical, Finance, and Human Resources

Review healthcare professional coverage by specialty group.

• Specialty-group search, group totals, total HCPs, and counts by specialty
• Examples include cardiology, nephrology, primary care, internal medicine, emergency medicine, hospital medicine, surgery, and vascular surgery
• Advanced practice nursing, physician assistants, radiology and imaging, pathology, hematology/oncology, oncology, podiatry, neurosurgery, urology, and obstetrics/gynecology