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Reducing Administrative Friction Through Real-Time Clinical Data Exchange
Points of Light 2026 Case Study 14
Aetna CVS Health, Healthcare Organization 14, and athenahealth reduced administrative burden in VBC by replacing manual, fragmented workflows with automated, standards-based encounter-level CCD exchange. Using C-CDA, FHIR, and Da Vinci implementation guides, the collaborators enabled real-time data sharing, reinforced discrete documentation practices, and established ongoing performance reviews. Since go-live, the initiative has scaled broad exchange of encounter-level data, accelerated identification and closure of diagnosis and care gaps, and eliminated the need for providers to submit supporting documentation through payer portals.
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