Lightbeam Health and Wakely Launch Predictive Tools for ACO Optimization
Lightbeam Health Solutions and Wakely Consulting Group have announced a collaboration to launch predictive optimization tools for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), announced in a press release. The partnership introduces two products — ACO Optimization Retrosight (AOR) and ACO Optimization Futuresight (AOF) — aimed at improving network performance and forecasting cost and risk outcomes.
The AOR tool enables ACOs to benchmark performance and identify areas for improvement, while AOF provides customizable forecasting based on provider network configurations, attribution methods, and CMS rules. These tools integrate Lightbeam’s population health analytics with Wakely’s actuarial modeling capabilities.
According to the announcement, organizations piloting the solutions have already realized millions in incremental value by identifying inefficiencies and aligning participation with high-performance benchmarks. The joint offering is now available for participants in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and ACO REACH initiatives.
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