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Our client is a prominent healthcare provider specializing in comprehensive services for anyone who needs in-home care. Headquartered in New York, the company operates across the US, employing a highly qualified team of caregivers, nurses, and support staff who offer a wide range of in-home medical and personal care services.
To support both patients and caregivers, the company provides a suite of digital tools, including mobile and web applications accessible on phones, tablets, and desktops. These platforms, available under our client's brand, bridge the gap between patients, their healthcare providers, and their insurance plans. They enable caregivers to manage patient data, track treatments, and document health records efficiently.
Caregivers can register, upload credentials, and highlight specialized skills through the platform. At the same time, patients can find qualified caregivers tailored to their specific needs, fostering accessible, reliable in-home care with 24/7 support.
The client faced a critical challenge: efficiently managing an overwhelming volume of patient and caregiver data. This data, integral to the daily operations and quality of care, had grown so vast that their existing data infrastructure struggled to handle it effectively.
With a complex mix of patient health records, caregiver credentials, treatment logs, and more, the data storage, sorting, and processing systems became bottlenecks. This could slow down access to information, increase risks of data mismanagement, and compromise operational performance, impacting the quality of the company's caregiving services and hindering scalability.
Recognizing the importance of both performance and compliance in their data handling, the client turned to our data engineer to address the challenges regarding modeling, building warehouses, etc. We aimed to enable the client to store, organize, and share the necessary information securely.
To address the client's initial concerns around data security in an outsourced data engineering setup, Binariks proposed a tailored security plan with multiple options to ensure data protection. These options included using client-owned devices, implementing virtual machines, and other data-safe approaches. The client selected a strategy they felt confident in, leading us to integrate our data engineer with their internal team seamlessly.
Our data engineer began with a comprehensive assessment of the client's data infrastructure, focusing on Snowflake and Tableau and gathering some data (for example, regarding data sources and users) via API to ensure a complete inventory of assets.
Given the complex state of the existing data structure, our engineer also thoroughly reviewed performance and technology, identifying areas that needed optimization.
Throughout the project, we established a structured approach to communication and task alignment. Also, we worked closely with the client by continually presenting various third-party tools and solutions options and several POCs to align with their specific needs, preferences, and budget constraints.
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This streamlined architecture and analytics framework enable scalable, efficient data management and empower the client to achieve data-driven insights independently. Enhancing drug safety and compliance with innovative pharmacovigilance tools, reducing costs, and improving risk management.