Mathematica Launches New Advisory and Analytic Services for Commercial Health Care and Life Sciences

Mathematica Launches New Advisory and Analytic Services for Commercial Health Care and Life Sciences

Leader in health care data and policy to leverage extensive experience to help providers and health systems, life sciences and med tech, risk-bearing entities, and medical colleges and societies improve health care delivery and quality.
Mar 06, 2023
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Mathematica, a longtime partner to federal health agencies in evaluation, data analytics, and advisory services for the public sector, has expanded its offerings to Commercial Health Care and Life Sciences. The company is tapping its mission- and data-driven approach, which has helped inform the policies and programs of large health care systems such as Medicare and Medicaid, to offer advanced analytic and advisory capabilities to private providers and health systems, life sciences and med tech firms, risk-bearing entities, and medical colleges and societies in today’s complex health care ecosystem.

Andrew Hurwitz, senior director of commercial health care and life sciences, leads expansion of the practice. Hurwitz has extensive expertise in these areas as well as in business development and strategy, data science and statistics, research design, and mixed-methods program evaluation.

“Our Commercial Health Care and Life Sciences practice builds on more than five decades of shaping the nation’s public health care delivery systems through evaluation, technical assistance, and groundbreaking data analytics work,” said Hurwitz. “Now we’re also partnering with commercial clients to offer advisory services and analytics solutions across the continuum of care, which will improve public well-being on an even larger scale.”

Hurwitz is joined by Priyamvada Tewari, director of commercial life sciences and med tech. Tewari leads business development and strategy in this area and offers client solutions in clinical trial recruiting and design, real-world evidence, commercial development, and health economics outcomes research.

Today, Mathematica’s commercial health care and life sciences practice partners with clients such as Merck, Amazon Web Services, and MaineHealth. The practice spans four areas: (1) providers and health systems; (2) risk-bearing entities, including health care plans, benefits, and health care management; (3) life sciences and med tech; and (4) medical societies, associations, and colleges. Among its offerings, Mathematica's practice provides expertise in price transparency, real-world evidence for developing medicine and therapeutics, value-based care, and solutions for health care financing.

 

Providers and health systems
  • Revenue cycle management
  • Transparency in coverage dashboards
  • Value-based care solutions and risk sharing
  • Clinical decision support
  • Patient engagement
  • Population health, SDOH, & Health Equity insights
Plans, benefits, and health care management
  • Pricing and actuarial analysis
  • Transparency in coverage dashboards
  • Risk adjustment for chronic diseases
  • Value-based care solutions and risk sharing
  • Population risk management
  • Digital therapeutics
Life sciences and med tech
  • Clinical trial recruitment
  • Clinical trial design
  • Real world evidence solutions
  • Commercial development
  • Health economics outcomes research
Medical societies, associations, and colleges
  • Cost and payment analysis
  • Real world evidence solutions
  • Manuscript development
  • Clinical trial dashboards for monitoring and analytics
  • Quality measure development and monitoring
 

Before directing this practice, Hurwitz spent his career in project delivery, serving both commercial and federal health clients. His experience leading projects includes overseeing the development of a visual analytics tool to help industries make data-driven decisions about employees’ readiness to return to the office post pandemic. He also led a project involving use of an innovative mouth-guard sensor technology to evaluate programs designed to reduce the risk of concussion and subconcussive impacts in youth football.

With nearly a decade of experience in life sciences, Tewari has expertise in delivering STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematic) content; data analytics; and platform technologies. Before joining Mathematica’s commercial health care practice, she served as a trusted advisor to various top 30 pharma/biotech and medical device companies, helping them adopt best technological practices for digital transformation. She has led cross-functional teams in technical sales, strategic account management, business development, and integrated marketing.

 
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