ARCast.TV - Silverlight Powers State-of-the-Art Healthcare Claims Processing Tools

Posted: Feb 22, 2010 at 7:19 AM
By: Bob Familiar
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Ever wonder how the Healthcare Industry could harness the full power of Silverlight to create State-of-the-Art, Game-Changing applications to lower Healthcare costs?

In this episode of ARCast.TV, Jeff Barnes sits down with David Darnell from MDI Holdings and Henry Lee from New Age Solution to discuss their innovative use of Silverlight, Windows Communication Foundation, and Windows Server 2008 to provide powerful tools for:

· Real-time monitoring of MDI’s medical claims processing grid computing environment.

· Generating rich data layer visualizations based on a person’s historical medical claims information.

· Providing predictive cost analysis and preventive care projections for a person’s future medical claims based on extrapolation of similar patient claim histories.

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