Decades of Impact on Population Health Research and Practice

WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO

Helping you understand the health status of individual patients, subgroups and whole populations.

The Johns Hopkins ACG System models and predicts an individual’s health over time using existing data from medical claims, electronic medical records, and demographics like age and gender.

You gain the insights you need to evaluate and compensate providers, stratify risk, identify patients who would benefit from care management and forecast health care utilization.

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THE ACG SYSTEM ADVANTAGE

For more than 30 years Johns Hopkins statisticians, economists and health care providers have collaborated with users to continually improve the ACG System’s ability to describe population health.

Over 140 million lives are impacted by the ACG System worldwide as health systems, health organizations, insurance companies, accountable care organizations (ACOs) as well as individual clinics and clinicians rely on the ACG System for health care analytics and insights into population health.

From the beginning, the ACG System has provided a more accurate representation of the health of the general population by transforming health care data into actionable information.

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APPLICATIONS

By capturing the morbidity burden of populations, the Johns Hopkins ACG System helps explain and predict how health care resources are delivered and consumed. Click on below categories to explore these different application types in detail, or visit our Applications page to see more application types.

Population Health Care Management Performance Analysis Finance/Budget

Pharmacy Analysis | Financial Analysis

Understand the health care needs of a population or subgroup. By taking into account the differences in illness burden among different patient populations, the ACG System helps you determine variations in disease prevalence as well as resource use.

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Disease Management | Case Management | Care Density | Care Coordination | Coordination Markers |

Optimize your case management and disease management programs. With the ACG System you can identify up to 25% more individuals for care management before they become high utilizers.

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Program Evaluation | Provider Profiling

Evaluate your provider network and individual providers. The ACG System uses a holistic approach to profile and evaluate your provider; examining health care expenses, practice patterns and the aggregate health of patient panels.

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Resource Allocation | Capitation | Underwriting | Risk Adjustment | Payment Adjustment

You can use the ACG System to establish capitation rates, reimbursement rates and insurance premiums. You can also use it to allocate resources within a health system to appropriately target populations in greatest need.

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LEARN HOW THE ACG SYSTEM IS APPLICABLE TO PEDIATRIC POPULATIONS

Three recently published studies applied the ACG System to pediatric populations. They use the ACG System to measure child health, to examine health care resource use and to gain insight into risk factors associated with repeat tests.

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The Starfield Award – Call for Abstracts

Abstracts are now being accepted for the 2018 Starfield Award

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Call for Presentation Abstracts:

Johns Hopkins 2018 ACG System

International Conference

“Bridging the Continuum of Care”

April 22-25, 2018
The Westin Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas

We are looking for presentation abstracts on ACG System applications for case mix, predictive modeling or academic research that extends or validates prior ACG System developments.

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ACG SYSTEM VERSION 11.1 NOW AVAILABLE!

Highlights include enhancements to the Utilization Profile Report, new reports and export files, expanded modeling and processing options, technical enhancements, documentation improvements, and more.

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MEASURING POPULATION HEALTH WITH THE ACG SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE “TRIPLE AIM”

HealthPartners, the largest consumer-governed, nonprofit health care organization in the United States, used the ACG System to develop summary measures to identify and address conditions and factors that have the greatest impact on population health. The method addresses a persistent need in population health measurement for improvement. The article is a joint publication initiative between Preventing Chronic Disease and the National Academy of Medicine.