4.2× ROI on operations — and $10M of value-based care impact.
For a cardiovascular organization in value-based arrangements, complete records are an economic engine. Fourier returns 29,300 staff hours a year, surfaces care gaps on every chart, and protects risk-adjustment accuracy across 25,000 attributed lives — including $2.25M in shared savings.
Under value-based care, an incomplete record is a balance-sheet problem.
Sixty thousand patients a year, 12,000 of them new, each arriving with outside records that took 45 minutes to review and 50 more to prep — 58,600 hours and $3.5M of manual effort annually before anyone saw a patient.
But in value-based arrangements the deeper cost is what manual review misses. Every overlooked diagnosis is an open care gap and an under-coded HCC; every missing prior is a duplicate test ordered under capitation. The records problem and the economics problem are the same problem.
Clinical intelligence tuned for cardiovascular workflows.
Fourier deployed embedded in the EHR and through API access — summaries at the point of care for clinicians, clean structured data underneath for quality and population analytics.
Cardiology-specific summaries
Auto-generated per visit, pre-built for CV workflows — access, heart failure, structural, and EP.
Care gaps surfaced per chart
Quality measures flagged automatically, driving HEDIS capture and VBC bonus performance.
Risk-adjustment-complete data
Fewer than 1 in 500 findings missed — accurate HCC/RAF capture that protects VBC economics.
Full record at the point of care
Complete priors reduce duplicate imaging and labs — avoided utilization under capitation.
Operations pay for it. The VBC economics compound it.
The labor model alone clears a 4.2× return with a 2.9-month payback. The larger prize is on the value-based side: gap closure, risk-adjustment accuracy, and avoided utilization worth an estimated $10.3M a year.
Return on investment
Labor saved vs the Fourier investment — 2.9-month payback
Estimated annual VBC impact
Care-gap value + RAF uplift + avoided utilization + shared savings
Operational figures are modeled from the organization's own volumes and labor rates applied to Fourier's measured effort reduction. VBC figures are modeled with the organization's attributed panel, gap rates, and payer arrangements; accuracy figures are measured on Fourier production output.
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