State Health Solutions and Services

Proven and low-risk, HealthInteractive is a cloud-based, end-to-end solution that gives clients an agile, modern, and interoperable standards-based modular integration platform to help transform their Medicaid technology and create a new MES for the future.

When Virginia needed to switch to a modular system, it selected Deloitte because of our system integration experience, our technology capabilities, and both our Medicaid and health care ecosystem knowledge.

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Together with state health agencies, Deloitte is transforming Medicaid. Deloitte’s analytics solution, HealthMAP, helps state Medicaid programs make decisions to manage costs, improve quality, and drive better health outcomes.

Deloitte is drawing on our Medicaid experience to update Montana’s MMIS to a module-based system.

Government health insurance programs continue to seek ways to leverage Virtual Health for impact. Through a Deloitte Greenhouse experience, Deloitte and US of Care brought together thought leaders across health, health care, Medicaid and Public Health to explore a new model aimed at building a set of improved systems to serve the health and well-being needs of people who use Medicaid.

Many Americans who lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic are shopping for health insurance coverage among health plans in Medicaid and exchange markets. Knowing these consumers’ behaviors can help plans serve their consumers better.

Organizations, including health care and life sciences organizations, that work with other stakeholders to address climate change, equity, and sustainability could help build a resilient recovery for our economy, people, and planet.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already helping to make some aspects of health care more efficient. As data on health care and social determinants of health (SDoH) becomes more interoperable and secure, we expect AI will become a critical engine driving digital transformation and data analytics.

Health care organizations are on the front lines of addressing health equity, playing key roles in not only access and care delivery, but also as employers and as community members.