Cordata Healthcare Innovations

Cordata Spine is a HIPAA-compliant, web-based tool that helps surgeons and physicians assess patient acuity and coordinate the recommended care across multiple specialists, locations and treatment disciplines. The system complements EMRs, tracking care events, results and outcomes unique to the spine specialty. Coordinated care, a cornerstone of most value-based payment models, is proven to reduce costs, improve efficiency, increase patient satisfaction, boost practice loyalty and – most importantly – improve health outcomes. With more than 80% of the population experiencing low back pain or spine problems, can you afford not to differentiate your spine program with coordinated care?

Cordata Cardiovascular is a HIPAA-compliant, web-based tool that helps providers assess patient acuity and coordinate the recommended care across multiple specialists, locations and treatment disciplines. The system complements EMRs, tracking care events, results and outcomes unique to cardiovascular programs such as structural heart (Watchman, Afib, MitraClip, TAVR, etc) or cardiogenetics or cardiooncology. Coordinated care, a cornerstone of most value-based payment models, is proven to reduce costs, improve efficiency, increase patient satisfaction, boost practice loyalty and – most importantly – improve health outcomes.

The Cordata platform provides core infrastructure to streamline access to treatment, services and ongoing support for many of the most difficult challenges in community health: - Addiction and behavioral health - Community diseases – hepatitis C, HIV and AIDS - Family services – foster care and child services - Other social services – transitional and recovery housing The technology is supplemented by process templates and workflows, data models and guidance on leading practices. The opioid crisis isn’t just about addiction or criminal behavior. It won’t be solved by law enforcement, healthcare organizations or support groups acting alone. It’s about the entire community and requires a comprehensive, coordinated response among: - Healthcare organizations, including primary care, physicians, emergency departments and addiction and behavioral health specialists - Elected officials, law enforcement communities and the foster care system - First responders, community leaders, support counselors, committed volunteers and nonprofit organizations - The people affected by the crisis, including users and their families