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US 11,501,378 · App. 16/679,142 · Granted Nov 15, 2022

Methods and systems of a patient insurance solution as a service for gig employees

Inventors: Vineet Gulati (Fremont, CA); Pritim Prasad (San Ramon, CA); Divyesh Motiwalla (San Jose, CA)
G06Q40/08G06N20/00G06Q40/02
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,501,378
App. No.
16/679,142
Filed
Nov 8, 2019
Granted
Nov 15, 2022
Kind
B2
Art Unit
3694
USPC
705/4
Abstract

In one aspect, a method for managing a patient-provider relationship, includes the step of providing a tiered structure for patient specific financial support. The method includes the step of providing a tailored patient financial workflows for pre-care financial commitment, approvals and post-care claims adjudication. The method includes the step of providing a multiple financial support options ranging from one off patient payment commitments, revolving options for multiple commitments or a fixed monthly amount determined by the patient. The method includes the step of providing a unified master servicing agreement that coordinates and manages the patient support experience and integrates the often-disparate servicing aims for payers, providers, credit underwriters.

Claims (19)

1. A computer-implemented method of training a machine-learning based prediction engine for patient insurance solution as a service for gig employees comprising:

collecting a dataset of Unique Personas for predicting an enrollment in high-deductible health plan (HDHP) and a Health savings account (HSA);

collecting a dataset of an on-demand fund analysis comprising a set of wage and value-based predictors of on-demand funds needed for care;

cleaning the data set of Unique Personas and the dataset of an on-demand fund analysis;

creating a first training set comprising the collected set of the data set of Unique Personas;

creating a second training set comprising the dataset of an on-demand fund analysis; and

training the machine-learning based prediction engine in the first stage using the first training set and the second training set;

collecting a data set for utilization analysis comprising a set of preventive and chronic care-based drivers for value-based incentives using on-demand funds;

cleaning the data set for utilization analysis;

creating a third training set comprising the data set for utilization analysis;

training the machine-learning based prediction engine in a first stage using the first training set, the second training set, and third training set;

with the machine-learning based prediction engine generating a financial and healthcare plan design solution for predicting outcomes;

providing a population-based approach patient financials, payments and financing by:

segmenting the set of patients based on a demographic status, a social status, a health status and financial status to predict a financial need and total borrowing capacity of each patient,

reviewing of a patient portfolio of a patient and a determining which segment-based patient financial support and shared cost arrangement is appropriate for the patient, and

displaying the financial and healthcare plan design solution for predicting outcomes for the patient; and

using the financial and healthcare plan design solution for predicting outcomes to offer the patient a personalized point-of-care payments and credit solution without financial recourse to the healthcare provider, wherein the personalized point-of-care payments and credit solution without financial recourse to the healthcare provider comprises a set of tailored patient financial workflows for pre-care financial commitment, approvals and post-care claims adjudication.

2. The computerized method of claim 1 , wherein the data set for utilization analysis further comprises a census data set, and a healthcare exchange enrollment data set.

3. The computerized method of claim 2 , wherein the data set for utilization analysis further comprises a plan enrollment and risk selection data set and a historical insurance claims data set.

Continuity (2)
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