Case study

Care navigation that cut avoidable escalations

Reframed success metrics around completed care plans to reduce rework and clinician load.

Organization

Transcarent

Timeframe

2020–2022

Focus

Redacted, de-identified outcomes

Overview

Case study overview

A redacted summary of the system, constraints, and outcomes.

Summary

Reframed success metrics around completed care plans to reduce rework and clinician load.

Escalations surged because guidance was fragmented across teams and member records lacked a single source of truth.

Problem

Reframed success metrics around completed care plans to reduce rework and clinician load.

Intervention

Unified member record for clinicians and care guides.

Impact

Escalations reduced as ownership and routing became clearer.

Transcarent

2020–2022

Case study detail

Constraints

  • Clinical governance and benefit partner rules.
  • Variable patient acuity and time-sensitive routing.
  • Operators needed a unified narrative for handoffs.

Interventions

  • Unified member record for clinicians and care guides.
  • Routing rules tied to clinician ownership.
  • Completion dashboards and handoff rituals.

Outcomes

  • Escalations reduced as ownership and routing became clearer.
  • Care plan completion became more consistent across teams.
  • Operators reported clearer ownership on tricky cases.

Artifacts

  • Routing rule map with owner assignments.
  • Care plan completion dashboard (redacted).
  • Handoff ritual checklist.