Atropos Health Partners with Arcadia to Democratize Access to Real World Evidence for Value-Based Care Decision Making


Collaboration expands Atropos Evidence Network and adds Atropos evidence generation capability to Arcadia’s data platform

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PALO ALTO, Calif.—Jan 5, 2024— Atropos Health, the pioneer in translating real-world clinical data into personalized real-world evidence and insights, today announced that Arcadia (arcadia.io), a leading data platform for healthcare, joined the Atropos Evidence™ Network. The partnership provides Arcadia’s provider customers with access to the Atropos Health portfolio of evidence generating applications to support whole person care and value-based performance. Arcadia customers that subscribe to Atropos Health can help accelerate appropriate clinical decision making to drive high-value, low-cost care for patients based on their unique physiology. In addition, Atropos Health’s Life Sciences users can conduct real-world evidence (RWE) studies leveraging Arcadia’s longitudinal research dataset as part of the Atropos Evidence Network. 

“A critical component of value-based care is the optimization of clinical decision-making where existing published evidence falls short. This optimization is what Atropos Health delivers across our products, and we're proud to bring the high-quality data Arcadia is known for into the Atropos Evidence Network. This collaboration further enables healthcare providers to generate novel peer-reviewed evidence rapidly to make data-driven decisions on optimal clinical guidelines, care pathways, and the best interventions to succeed in value-based care and other quality initiatives.”


- Dr. Brigham Hyde, CEO and Co-Founder of Atropos Health


Customers rely on Atropos Health’s portfolio of evidence-generation tools through the federated installation of Geneva OS™(Generative Evidence Acceleration Operating System) in their internal cloud data environment. In addition to the Green Button Informatics Consult Service, Geneva OS customers can access Alexandria™, a collection of  tens of thousands of existing studies, including active clinical trial designs. The existing studies in Alexandria can be rerun on local data, generating novel content and evidence for customer use. Geneva OS also includes the CRAFT (Clinical Research Acceleration for Trials) Emulation Toolkit™ which allows users to improve trial recruitment and emulate a given trial design in real-world data. This allows not only for feasibility assessments, but also scalar subgroup analysis to identify subpopulations' potential performance in a given study design. CRAFT Emulation Toolkit turns a single study design into thousands of sub-analyses that can be used as inputs to AI-based trial simulations, to influence diversity in trial recruitment, or to identify subpopulations who may respond best to a given therapy. CRAFT Emulation Toolkit enables evidence generation with the same speed-to-insight users have come to expect from Atropos Health. The company also recently announced ChatRWD™ (Real World Data) application, the first Generative AI application incorporating direct Chat-to-Database capability, to help healthcare and life science leaders advance and accelerate evidence generation.
 

About Atropos Health

Atropos Health is the developer of Geneva OS, the operating system for rapid healthcare evidence across a vast network of real world data. Health systems and life science companies work with Atropos to close evidence gaps from bench to bedside, elevate clinical outcomes with data-driven care, expedite research, and more. Our solutions offerings are based on many peer-reviewed publications, thousands of active users over the past decade, and on-staff clinical expertise. We aim to transform healthcare with timely, relevant real-world evidence.

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