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The Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) is a Denver-based 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2009 and serving as the State of Colorado's designated administrator of the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD) since 2010. Its core function is aggregating claims, eligibility, and provider data from commercial payers, Medicaid, and Medicare into a standardized statewide dataset, currently encompassing more than 1.1 billion claims and 5 million lives, and publishing analytic outputs for state agencies, employers, providers, researchers, and consumers. The product portfolio includes an Insights Dashboard for analytic users, a Community Dashboard for population-level reporting, a consumer-facing Shop for Care cost comparison tool, a Provider Payment Tool, and a recently launched Hospital Price Transparency Database covering 84 hospitals and 52+ million rows of charge and rate data.

The underlying technology stack centers on APCD Council-standard data layouts, ETL pipelines for payer submissions, and web-based analytics dashboards. CIVHC has expanded beyond traditional claims to adopt the Non-Claims Payment Common Data Layout, enabling capture of value-based and alternative payment model flows. The 2025 transition to Onpoint Health Data as the operations and technology vendor indicates a deliberate scaling of ingestion capacity and data quality controls. Analytic depth is augmented through partnerships with firms such as Milliman, and recent publications include a Dental Health Analysis with the Colorado Dental Association and a Health Information Exchange Study.

The business model is grant- and contract-funded rather than commercial. Primary revenue sources are philanthropic grants (notably the Colorado Trust and Colorado Health Foundation), state appropriations tied to the APCD mandate, and fee-for-service analytic engagements with employers, providers, and state agencies. Because CIVHC is a non-profit, revenue is reinvested into data infrastructure and analytic publications rather than distributed, and growth is measured in dataset scope, product breadth, and stakeholder reach rather than ARR. Customer concentration skews toward public-sector and large-foundation counterparties, with consumer-facing tools serving as a free public good rather than a monetized channel.

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CIVHC is a Denver-based non-profit that operates Colorado's statewide All Payer Claims Database under state designation, aggregating claims and price data for state agencies, employers, providers, researchers, and consumers across more than 5 million lives.

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all payer claims database, health care claims analytics, price transparency tools, health equity data analysis, health care cost reporting
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1Clinical Data Repositories (CDR) & Longitudinal Patient Records
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2Payer-Provider Data Exchange (X12, prior auth, claims/clinical attachment)
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  • Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation7374
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Health Care Claims Database & Analytics
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1Licensed CO APCD Data Access
TypeData Monetisation
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CIVHC provides licensed (non-public) CO APCD data to organizations that are improving lives by tackling specific health care challenges. Access fees apply for custom data releases, standard and custom reports, and data sets. The organization also operates a Health Equity Fund to support access to data for equity-focused work.

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CIVHC offers tailored research and evaluation services to meet specific stakeholder needs, working with partners to determine appropriate outputs for their constituents or communities.

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3Custom Analytics and Consulting
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The organization provides custom analyses and data literacy education to support Change Agents in informing health care transformation opportunities.

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1Public Data - Free Access
ModelFreemiumBilling cadenceAnnual
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Public CO APCD data is available at no cost through interactive dashboards, reports, and publications including the Shop for Care tool, Community Dashboard, Chronic Conditions Analysis, Health Equity Analysis, and various focus area reports.

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CIVHC administers the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD), a state-legislated, secure repository containing medical, pharmacy, vision, and dental claims representing more than 5 million Coloradans and over 1.1 billion claims spanning 10+ years. On top of this core dataset, the organization publishes free public interactive dashboards and analyses and sells licensed custom data releases and tailored research and evaluation services to healthcare providers, payers, employers, government agencies, and researchers.

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  • 11% decrease in ED visits for Medicaid patients at HIE-participating clinics vs 18.5% increase at control clinics
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The Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) operates the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD) as its core product—a state-legislated, secure health care claims repository containing over 1.1 billion claims representing more than 5 million Coloradans. Built on this core database, CIVHC offers a portfolio of public interactive dashboards and analytical tools including the CO APCD Insights Dashboard, Community Dashboard, Shop for Care, Provider Payment Tool, Hospital Price Transparency Database, and specialized analyses for Chronic Conditions, Dental Health, Prescription Drug Rebates, Health Equity, Telehealth Equity, Medicare Reference Pricing, Low Value Care, Alternative Payment Models, and Colorado County Profiles. CIVHC also provides licensed (non-public) data access for organizations requiring detailed data to address specific health care challenges.

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1Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD)
CategoryAll Payer Claims Database
2Licensed CO APCD Data Access
CategoryLicensed Data Releases
3Research and Evaluation Services
CategoryResearch and Evaluation Services
4Hospital Price Transparency Database
CategoryPrice Transparency Tool
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Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-08-19
Description

Onpoint Health Data was selected as the new official CO APCD data vendor following a competitive selection process. The transition supports improving data accessibility, reducing technical gaps, enhancing CIVHC's ability to innovate, and increasing CIVHC oversight of data operations. Onpoint handles data submissions, processing, claims transfers, secure analytic enclave buildout, and production output development.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-08-15
Description

Partnership to release the first-ever dental health analysis using CO APCD data. The interactive dashboard provides insights into dental care utilization, costs, and disparities across Colorado using commercial claims data from 2022-2024.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

CIVHC engaged Milliman for two key analyses: the Medicare Repricer Tool for reference-based pricing comparisons (applying Medicare reimbursement logic to commercial claims) and the MedInsight Health Waste Calculator for identifying low-value care services in Colorado.

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HSRI serves as data manager working with payers prior to submission to ensure understanding of requirements and smooth submission processes. HSRI analysts compare newly submitted data to benchmarks and perform quality checks to ensure data accuracy.

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NORC operates the secure Data Enclave where claims files are processed and validated. Over 300 validation tests are performed on new submissions before claims progress into further quality checks.

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Description

HSRI and CIVHC jointly released a white paper in 2024 titled 'Putting Health Care Data on the Map: Advancing Health Care Equity Through Enhanced Geographic Context in Health Care Administrative Datasets' exploring how geocoding helps APCDs build health equity analysis infrastructure.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CIVHC participates in Civitas Networks for Health webinars and initiatives with other APCD leaders (including Virginia) to discuss expanding APCD scope beyond traditional claims data, enabling multi-state collaboration.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

CIVHC integrates CO APCD data with U.S. Census data to investigate relationships between social determinants (transportation, internet connectivity) and health care access at the neighborhood level.

9American Community Survey (ACS)
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Description

CIVHC uses ACS data to derive socio-economic measures (income, education, employment, housing, transportation) and link them to health care outcomes in public equity reports.

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CIVHC integrates CDC SVI data with geocoded CO APCD data to report on the intersection of social determinants of health factors such as income, housing, race, ethnicity, and health outcomes.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent, nonpartisan health policy center managing Arkansas's APCD (created by state legislation). Direct peer in operating a state-legislated claims database with policy research, public dashboards, and analytic services for stakeholders.

2New Hampshire Insurance Department - NH APCD
TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates New Hampshire's Comprehensive Health Information System (NH CHIS), the state's APCD. Direct peer as a state-administered multi-payer claims database serving policy, research, and consumer transparency use cases.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates Oregon's All Payer All Claims (APAC) program. Direct peer as a state agency steward of a comprehensive multi-payer claims database used for cost, utilization, and quality analysis, with publicly available interactive dashboards.

4Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Massachusetts' state agency operating the Massachusetts APCD (MA APCD), one of the longest-running and most comprehensive state APCDs in the country. Direct peer as a state-legislated claims database administrator serving similar Change Agent segments (researchers, government, payers, providers) with public dashboards and licensed data access.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates the Minnesota All Payer Claims Database (MN APCD), one of the nation's pioneering state APCDs. Direct peer with comparable mandate to collect claims from public and private payers and produce analytic reports for state health policy and stakeholder use.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Virginia's nonprofit organization administering the Virginia APCD and publishing reports on health care cost, quality, and utilization. Direct peer as a state-level claims data steward; CIVHC explicitly collaborates with VHI through Civitas Networks for Health on multi-state initiatives.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Administers Washington's All-Payer Claims Account (WA APAC) for the state. Direct peer in operating a state-legislated claims database with public reporting and analytic products serving similar stakeholder types.

TypeDirect peer
Description

National nonprofit network of APCDs, HIEs, and quality improvement organizations. Direct peer / industry convener for the same organizational category as CIVHC; CIVHC is an active member collaborating on multi-state data initiatives and non-claims payment frameworks.

TypeRegional player
Description

Colorado-based health information exchange operator and CIVHC's research partner. Regionally focused HIE in CIVHC's home state, with overlapping scope on payer-provider data exchange and population health analytics; CIVHC conducted HIE utilization research funded by Contexture.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Commercial healthcare data and analytics platform serving providers, payers, and ACOs. Broad incumbent in healthcare data warehousing and analytics with overlapping use cases (cost, utilization, quality) but focused on enterprise SaaS rather than state-level public goods.

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The Center for Improving Value in Health Care

Health Care Claims Database & Analyticscivhc.org

CIVHC is a Denver-based non-profit that operates Colorado's statewide All Payer Claims Database under state designation, aggregating claims and price data for state agencies, employers, providers, researchers, and consumers across more than 5 million lives.

What The Center for Improving Value in Health Care does

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) is a Denver-based 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2009 and serving as the State of Colorado's designated administrator of the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD) since 2010. Its core function is aggregating claims, eligibility, and provider data from commercial payers, Medicaid, and Medicare into a standardized statewide dataset, currently encompassing more than 1.1 billion claims and 5 million lives, and publishing analytic outputs for state agencies, employers, providers, researchers, and consumers. The product portfolio includes an Insights Dashboard for analytic users, a Community Dashboard for population-level reporting, a consumer-facing Shop for Care cost comparison tool, a Provider Payment Tool, and a recently launched Hospital Price Transparency Database covering 84 hospitals and 52+ million rows of charge and rate data.

The underlying technology stack centers on APCD Council-standard data layouts, ETL pipelines for payer submissions, and web-based analytics dashboards. CIVHC has expanded beyond traditional claims to adopt the Non-Claims Payment Common Data Layout, enabling capture of value-based and alternative payment model flows. The 2025 transition to Onpoint Health Data as the operations and technology vendor indicates a deliberate scaling of ingestion capacity and data quality controls. Analytic depth is augmented through partnerships with firms such as Milliman, and recent publications include a Dental Health Analysis with the Colorado Dental Association and a Health Information Exchange Study.

The business model is grant- and contract-funded rather than commercial. Primary revenue sources are philanthropic grants (notably the Colorado Trust and Colorado Health Foundation), state appropriations tied to the APCD mandate, and fee-for-service analytic engagements with employers, providers, and state agencies. Because CIVHC is a non-profit, revenue is reinvested into data infrastructure and analytic publications rather than distributed, and growth is measured in dataset scope, product breadth, and stakeholder reach rather than ARR. Customer concentration skews toward public-sector and large-foundation counterparties, with consumer-facing tools serving as a free public good rather than a monetized channel.

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Center for Improving Value in Health Care
Legal name
The Center for Improving Value in Health Care
Website
https://civhc.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
CIVHC is a Denver-based non-profit that operates Colorado's statewide All Payer Claims Database under state designation, aggregating claims and price data for state agencies, employers, providers, researchers, and consumers across more than 5 million lives.
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The Center for Improving Value in Health Care industry classification

Industry
Product category
Health Care Claims Database & Analytics
SIC
Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation (7374)
akta.pro primary industry
Clinical Data Repositories (CDR) & Longitudinal Patient Records (HLACAIAH)
akta.pro secondary industry
Payer-Provider Data Exchange (X12, prior auth, claims/clinical attachment) (HLACABAK)

Keywords

  • All payer claims database
  • Health care claims analytics
  • Price transparency tools
  • Health equity data analysis
  • Health care cost reporting

Where The Center for Improving Value in Health Care is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Denver
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Licensed CO APCD Data Access: CIVHC provides licensed (non-public) CO APCD data to organizations that are improving lives by tackling specific health care challenges. Access fees apply for custom data releases, standard and custom reports, and data sets. The organization also operates a Health Equity Fund to support access to data for equity-focused work.
  2. Research and Evaluation Services: CIVHC offers tailored research and evaluation services to meet specific stakeholder needs, working with partners to determine appropriate outputs for their constituents or communities.
  3. Custom Analytics and Consulting: The organization provides custom analyses and data literacy education to support Change Agents in informing health care transformation opportunities.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumAnnualPublic Data - Free Access

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care product offering

Product offering

Core offering

CIVHC administers the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD), a state-legislated, secure repository containing medical, pharmacy, vision, and dental claims representing more than 5 million Coloradans and over 1.1 billion claims spanning 10+ years. On top of this core dataset, the organization publishes free public interactive dashboards and analyses and sells licensed custom data releases and tailored research and evaluation services to healthcare providers, payers, employers, government agencies, and researchers.

Product overview

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) operates the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD) as its core product—a state-legislated, secure health care claims repository containing over 1.1 billion claims representing more than 5 million Coloradans. Built on this core database, CIVHC offers a portfolio of public interactive dashboards and analytical tools including the CO APCD Insights Dashboard, Community Dashboard, Shop for Care, Provider Payment Tool, Hospital Price Transparency Database, and specialized analyses for Chronic Conditions, Dental Health, Prescription Drug Rebates, Health Equity, Telehealth Equity, Medicare Reference Pricing, Low Value Care, Alternative Payment Models, and Colorado County Profiles. CIVHC also provides licensed (non-public) data access for organizations requiring detailed data to address specific health care challenges.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD)
  • Licensed CO APCD Data Access
  • Research and Evaluation Services
  • Hospital Price Transparency Database

Quantifiable outcome

  • 11% decrease in ED visits for Medicaid patients at HIE-participating clinics vs 18.5% increase at control clinics
  • +2 more outcomes

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The Center for Improving Value in Health Care partnerships and signals

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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

  • Onpoint Health DatacoreTechnology or Integration · 19 August 2025Onpoint Health Data was selected as the new official CO APCD data vendor following a competitive selection process. The transition supports improving data accessibility, reducing technical gaps, enhancing CIVHC's ability to innovate, and increasing CIVHC oversight of data operations. Onpoint handles data submissions, processing, claims transfers, secure analytic enclave buildout, and production output development.
  • Colorado Dental AssociationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 August 2025Partnership to release the first-ever dental health analysis using CO APCD data. The interactive dashboard provides insights into dental care utilization, costs, and disparities across Colorado using commercial claims data from 2022-2024.
  • MillimancoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2024CIVHC engaged Milliman for two key analyses: the Medicare Repricer Tool for reference-based pricing comparisons (applying Medicare reimbursement logic to commercial claims) and the MedInsight Health Waste Calculator for identifying low-value care services in Colorado.
  • Human Services Research Institute (HSRI)coreTechnology or IntegrationHSRI serves as data manager working with payers prior to submission to ensure understanding of requirements and smooth submission processes. HSRI analysts compare newly submitted data to benchmarks and perform quality checks to ensure data accuracy.
  • NORC at the University of ChicagocoreTechnology or IntegrationNORC operates the secure Data Enclave where claims files are processed and validated. Over 300 validation tests are performed on new submissions before claims progress into further quality checks.
  • Human Services Research Institute (HSRI) - Joint White PapersupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerHSRI and CIVHC jointly released a white paper in 2024 titled 'Putting Health Care Data on the Map: Advancing Health Care Equity Through Enhanced Geographic Context in Health Care Administrative Datasets' exploring how geocoding helps APCDs build health equity analysis infrastructure.
  • Civitas Networks for HealthsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerCIVHC participates in Civitas Networks for Health webinars and initiatives with other APCD leaders (including Virginia) to discuss expanding APCD scope beyond traditional claims data, enabling multi-state collaboration.
  • U.S. Census BureausupportingTechnology or IntegrationCIVHC integrates CO APCD data with U.S. Census data to investigate relationships between social determinants (transportation, internet connectivity) and health care access at the neighborhood level.
  • American Community Survey (ACS)supportingTechnology or IntegrationCIVHC uses ACS data to derive socio-economic measures (income, education, employment, housing, transportation) and link them to health care outcomes in public equity reports.
  • CDC Social Vulnerability IndexsupportingTechnology or IntegrationCIVHC integrates CDC SVI data with geocoded CO APCD data to report on the intersection of social determinants of health factors such as income, housing, race, ethnicity, and health outcomes.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI): Independent, nonpartisan health policy center managing Arkansas's APCD (created by state legislation). Direct peer in operating a state-legislated claims database with policy research, public dashboards, and analytic services for stakeholders.
  • New Hampshire Insurance Department - NH APCD: Operates New Hampshire's Comprehensive Health Information System (NH CHIS), the state's APCD. Direct peer as a state-administered multi-payer claims database serving policy, research, and consumer transparency use cases.
  • Oregon Health Authority - Oregon APAC: Operates Oregon's All Payer All Claims (APAC) program. Direct peer as a state agency steward of a comprehensive multi-payer claims database used for cost, utilization, and quality analysis, with publicly available interactive dashboards.
  • Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA): Massachusetts' state agency operating the Massachusetts APCD (MA APCD), one of the longest-running and most comprehensive state APCDs in the country. Direct peer as a state-legislated claims database administrator serving similar Change Agent segments (researchers, government, payers, providers) with public dashboards and licensed data access.
  • Minnesota Department of Health - MN APCD / MDH Health Economics Program: Operates the Minnesota All Payer Claims Database (MN APCD), one of the nation's pioneering state APCDs. Direct peer with comparable mandate to collect claims from public and private payers and produce analytic reports for state health policy and stakeholder use.
  • Virginia Health Information (VHI): Virginia's nonprofit organization administering the Virginia APCD and publishing reports on health care cost, quality, and utilization. Direct peer as a state-level claims data steward; CIVHC explicitly collaborates with VHI through Civitas Networks for Health on multi-state initiatives.
  • Washington State Health Care Authority - WA APAC: Administers Washington's All-Payer Claims Account (WA APAC) for the state. Direct peer in operating a state-legislated claims database with public reporting and analytic products serving similar stakeholder types.
  • Civitas Networks for Health: National nonprofit network of APCDs, HIEs, and quality improvement organizations. Direct peer / industry convener for the same organizational category as CIVHC; CIVHC is an active member collaborating on multi-state data initiatives and non-claims payment frameworks.

Regional players

  • Contexture (formerly CORHIO): Colorado-based health information exchange operator and CIVHC's research partner. Regionally focused HIE in CIVHC's home state, with overlapping scope on payer-provider data exchange and population health analytics; CIVHC conducted HIE utilization research funded by Contexture.

Broad incumbents

  • Health Catalyst: Commercial healthcare data and analytics platform serving providers, payers, and ACOs. Broad incumbent in healthcare data warehousing and analytics with overlapping use cases (cost, utilization, quality) but focused on enterprise SaaS rather than state-level public goods.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about The Center for Improving Value in Health Care

What does The Center for Improving Value in Health Care do?

CIVHC administers the Colorado All Payer Claims Database (CO APCD), a state-legislated, secure repository containing medical, pharmacy, vision, and dental claims representing more than 5 million Coloradans and over 1.1 billion claims spanning 10+ years. On top of this core dataset, the organization publishes free public interactive dashboards and analyses and sells licensed custom data releases and tailored research and evaluation services to healthcare providers, payers, employers, government agencies, and researchers.

Is The Center for Improving Value in Health Care a public or private company?

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was The Center for Improving Value in Health Care founded?

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care was founded in 2009. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is The Center for Improving Value in Health Care based?

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care is headquartered in Denver, United States, in the North America region.

How does The Center for Improving Value in Health Care make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Licensed CO APCD Data Access are the primary driver. The others are research and Evaluation Services and custom Analytics and Consulting.

Who are The Center for Improving Value in Health Care's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI), New Hampshire Insurance Department - NH APCD, Oregon Health Authority - Oregon APAC, Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA), Minnesota Department of Health - MN APCD / MDH Health Economics Program, Virginia Health Information (VHI), Washington State Health Care Authority - WA APAC and Civitas Networks for Health. Contexture (formerly CORHIO) is listed as a regional player. Health Catalyst is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does The Center for Improving Value in Health Care have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Center for Improving Value in Health Care.

What industry is The Center for Improving Value in Health Care in?

The Center for Improving Value in Health Care's product category is Health Care Claims Database & Analytics. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACAIAH, Clinical Data Repositories (CDR) & Longitudinal Patient Records, with a secondary code of HLACABAK, Payer-Provider Data Exchange (X12, prior auth, claims/clinical attachment). Its SIC code is 7374.

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HcinnovationgroupExtending the Scope of All-Payer Claims DatabasesHealthcare data leaders from Colorado and Virginia discussed expanding all-payer claims databases (APCDs) beyond traditional claims data to include non-claims payments during a Civitas Networks for Health webinar. The Center for Improving Value in Healthcare (CIVHC) adopted the Non-Claims Payment Common Data Layout in 2025 to enable multi-state collaboration and capture the full cost of care beyond fee-for-service payments. Use cases cited include tracking ROI of food-as-medicine programs, modeling Medicaid policy impacts, measuring primary care workforce adequacy, and supporting prescription drug affordability legislation in Virginia.Business Wire BlogNew Colorado Study Confirms Health Information Exchange Lowers Emergency Department and Inpatient UtilizationA peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine, funded by Contexture and conducted by the Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC), found that healthcare provider participation in health information exchange services significantly reduced emergency department visits and inpatient admissions in Colorado. Analyzing data from more than 42,000 patients between 2017 and 2019, the study showed Medicaid patients at HIE-participating clinics experienced an 11% decrease in ED visits compared to an 18.5% increase at control clinics, and a 22.2% increase in inpatient admissions versus a 62.5% increase at controls. The researchers say the findings provide concrete evidence that HIE infrastructure reduces unnecessary hospitalizations and improves care coordination across all insurance types.CivhcNew Telehealth Analysis Shows Sustained Demand for Mental Health ServicesThe Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) released its sixth Telehealth Services Utilization Analysis, revealing that mental health services remain the dominant category of telehealth visits in Colorado through 2023. Data indicates that while overall telehealth usage has stabilized below pandemic peaks, behavioral health visits continue to trend upward, accounting for 58% of all visits in 2023 compared to 47% in 2020.PR NewswireFree Standing Emergency Departments are Being Used for Non-Emergent Care at Higher PricesA new report from the Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) found that Coloradans using free standing emergency departments (FSEDs) for non-life threatening conditions are paying significantly more than if they had used urgent care facilities. The analysis, based on 2014 claims data, revealed that for seven common non-emergent conditions, prices were $400 to over $800 higher at emergency facilities, with urinary tract infections and bronchitis costing up to nine times more. Despite failed legislative attempts to increase consumer transparency about FSEDs, the report highlights growing concerns as dozens of new FSEDs continue to open across suburban Colorado.PR NewswireStudy Shows Nearly 90 Percent of Coloradans Diagnosed With Hepatitis C Go UntreatedA new report from the Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC) found that 89 percent of Coloradans diagnosed with Hepatitis C did not receive any treatment for their condition, despite the availability of new oral medications that can eliminate symptoms. The analysis of 2013-2014 claims data from the Colorado All Payer Claims Database showed treatment rates rose only from 4 to 11 percent after revolutionary drugs Sovaldi and Harvoni entered the market, leaving nearly 90 percent of the affected population untreated. CIVHC indicated it will continue investigating regional treatment patterns, insurance type breakdowns, and cost implications to understand why many patients are not accessing the new treatments.