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Cobalt Talon

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Data management solutions for healthcare organizations

Overview

Cobalttalon (created out of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City) is the provider of data management solutions for healthcare organizations. Started with the development of tools to analyze Blue KC’s data, it moved to assist other health plans and care providers in using data to predict outcomes and help reduce costs and improve care. It provides population health, provider efficiency, and health consumer analytic modules; analytic methodologies that include clinical classifications, risk adjustment, provider efficiency scoring, and normative data; and an analytic platform that enables strategies through business insights. The company also provides strategic consulting services, data enrichment services, and predictive insights. In Aug 2016, it has been sold to Health Lumen, a privately held health care analytics company.

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2011

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About Cobalt Talon

What does Cobalt Talon do?

Cobalttalon (created out of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City) is the provider of data management solutions for healthcare organizations.

Where is Cobalt Talon headquartered?

Cobalt Talon is headquartered in Kansas City, United States.

When was Cobalt Talon founded?

Cobalt Talon was founded in 2011.

Which sector is Cobalt Talon in?

Cobalt Talon operates in Health Technology.

Who are Cobalt Talon's competitors?

Companies similar to Cobalt Talon include Geneffects, Accurate Health Systems, and Enformia.