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Alcor CCI

Alcor CCI is a solution designed by Sigesa, after more than 30 years of experience in the use and analysis of CMBDs and grouping systems, which guarantees the maximum use and exploitation of hospital data and aims to serve as a fundamental ally in research, clinical management and economic management of centers.

Objective

Alcor CCI allows centers to track and analyze a patient’s DRG coding and assignment from admission until discharge, so that the information obtained is useful for clinical and economic management.

Characteristics

View GRD in real time

Calculates the DRG at any point during a patient’s care. Stores a patient’s coding so that it and the DRG associated with that point in time can be tracked over time.

Evaluate and compare spending

It allows for the evaluation of patient resource consumption compared to the current DRG payment according to the agreement with the episode’s funder. It allows for the inclusion of cost/billing data.

Incorporate associated agreements

It allows incorporating various types of agreements with their associated payment formulas and adding additional information to calculate technology adjustment payments.

User-configurable solution

The solution is easily configurable by the user, who has the freedom to modify each case without third-party intervention.

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