The Linked Claims + EHR Database by MarketScan® and Veradigm was launched in 2024. This linked dataset combines the MarketScan family of databases with Veradigm Network Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data. The collaboration provides a complete patient view, deeper insights into the data, and more precise health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) and epidemiology analysis.
For decades, MarketScan has provided closed and fully adjudicated claims data that give unparalleled insights. Veradigm’s EHR data comes from a variety of ambulatory systems, covering numerous factors, including demographics, lab results, and prescription details.
Linked Claims + EHR Database by MarketScan and Veradigm
When clinical detail, along with the complete longitudinal patient record of healthcare encounters and payments are needed for your analysis, this linked dataset provides research-ready claims and EHR data fully integrated at the patient level.
What can greater detail across the patient experience provide?
One example of how researchers can utilize a 360-degree view of patient health was discussed in our webinar with Veradigm. Outpatient pharmacy costs in relation to body mass index (BMI) was explored, showing how increases in BMI led to higher pharmacy expenses.
Check out the webinar here and learn more about how reviewing clinical data – including lab results – vaccination records, and Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) can be aided by the Linked Claims + EHR Database.
With MarketScan and Veradigm together, a unified, longitudinal dataset is created, allowing researchers to trace patient journeys over time, monitor disease progression, and evaluate the realworld effectiveness of interventions with exceptional granularity.
MarketScan and Veradigm combine complete utilization and actual costs with detailed clinical insights extracted from provider notes using advanced natural language processing (NLP). This approach helps capture important health factors that standard data can possibly miss, supporting more precise forecasting and better resource planning in healthcare.
