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“Steward and Optum are together at the forefront of exciting innovations happening around analytics and successfully moving the needle on population health management.”

— Dominique Morgan–Solomon, Vice President of Population Health, Steward Health Care

Steward Health System leverages analytics to turn risk into results

A Pioneer ACO, Steward Health System pursued a collaborative relationship with Optum to build, staff and implement care management programs. Using Optum analytics, Steward turned risk into results.

Powering the growth of health plan membership and margin through management of product, price, place and promotion.

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There is one fact about our current health crises with which all investigators agree: the state of our health and the rate of our health care spending are both directly related — for better or worse — to our behavior.

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