Predict or Perish
Unleash the Power of NPAX AI
In today’s healthcare landscape, CFOs, PBMs, and clinicians are all under siege. Margins are shrinking. Predictability has all but faded. Risks once manageable are now existential.
If you’re still thinking in terms of squeezing out extra basis points, you may already be behind. Because it’s not about small wins anymore—it’s about resilience, safety, and ensuring your organization can endure.
The Deadliest System in America
What almost no one says out loud: every hospitalization, every readmission, every avoidable adverse event isn’t just a patient safety failure—it’s a financial tsunami for payors. With readmission costs alone rising annually, specialty drug inflation, catastrophic complications, and preventable ADEs are draining margins and escalating risk. Your organization can’t afford to ignore what hurts both people and the bottom line.
Medical Errors
Every year, 561,000–651,000 people die or are permanently disabled because of preventable harm.
US Healthcare System
Most people think heart disease or cancer are America’s deadliest killers. They’re wrong. If we classified preventable errors, adverse drug events, and misdiagnoses as a cause of death, the U.S. healthcare system itself would rank #1.
Adverse Drug Events
ADEs alone are the 3rd leading cause of death and the 2nd leading cause of hospitalization.
$1.34T Spiral
We spend nearly $4.8 trillion each year — almost 18% of GDP. But $1.34 trillion of that spend is wasted on care that is unnecessary, inappropriate, or outright dangerous.
The Aging Time Bomb
Statistics to Lose Sleep Over
8 sec
Every 8 seconds, another American turns 65.
17%
Seniors make up only 17% of the population, but they drive 40%+ of prescription spend.
5X
Per person personal health care spending for the 65 and older population was over 5 times higher than spending per child and almost 2.5x per working-age person.
5%
5% of members drive 65% of Rx spend.
1%
The top 1% drive 30% on their own.
The Hidden Killer: Fragmentation
Managing care coordination is like chasing bubbles.
Each bubble is a fragment of the patient journey — a PCP note, a specialist’s script, a lab result, a pharmacy fill, an insurance claim. They drift in different directions, and the moment you grab one, others slip away.
Inside the hospital, a hospitalist can hold things together. But once a patient leaves, the system shatters into bubbles — PCPs overloaded, specialists prescribing in silos, pharmacies filling blindly, records scattered.
No one can catch them all. They pop. They vanish. What’s left is duplication, missed interactions, errors, and avoidable harm.
For patients, that means risk. For payors, billions wasted. For everyone, the illusion of coordination — when in truth, we’re just "chasing bubbles."
The Illusion of Predictability
Healthcare generates 36% of the world’s data
Approximately 97% of healthcare data goes unused.
With all this data, you’d expect costs to be predictable.
Signals are buried under noise. Insight is buried under complexity.
Isn't it time to break the cycle?
We are NPAX
NPAX is the bridge that turns chaos into clarity. We don’t add another dashboard to the pile — we break the cycle. We cut through fragmentation, unpredictability, and wasted spend by finding the elusive problem and putting it in front of you in clear, actionable terms.
And how do we do that? Through a framework we call the Four Pillars of Clarity — the foundation that makes precision and foresight possible at scale.