Bridging Device, EHR, and Payer Data in Sleep Care

Sleep medicine has evolved from episodic lab-based diagnosis to continuous, data-rich care enabled by connected devices. Yet most organizations remain constrained by fragmented systems—device clouds, EHRs, and payer workflows that rarely communicate. This framework shows how to unify that data into a single longitudinal record that transforms operations.

Author: Ratnadeep Bhattacharjee

What You'll Learn

Understand the Real Fragmentation Problem

See how disconnected device data, clinical records, and claims create operational blind spots. Learn why manual reconciliation isn’t just inefficient—it’s actively preventing better patient outcomes and reimbursement accuracy.

Build a Unified Sleep Data Architecture

Get the technical blueprint for integrating CPAP telemetry, diagnostic reports, and billing systems into one harmonized view. Understand the ingestion, transformation, and governance layers that make longitudinal records actually work.

Enable Real-Time Clinical Interventions

Discover how unified data powers predictive risk scores, automated adherence alerts, and gap-in-care identification. Learn to move from reactive reporting to proactive care management that improves therapy outcomes.

Streamline Compliance and Payer Reporting

Automate the generation of prior authorization metrics, claims validation, and quality measure submissions. Reduce manual reporting time by 40% while improving accuracy and audit readiness.

Implement in Phases Without Disruption

Follow a three-phase adoption model designed for live clinical operations. Start with high-impact integrations, expand to FHIR enablement, then layer in AI-driven automation—all while keeping patient care uninterrupted.

Future-Proof Your Sleep Practice

Position your organization for TEFCA connectivity, patient-mediated data access, and AI-assisted diagnostics. Build the foundation today that makes tomorrow’s innovations plug-and-play instead of requiring costly system overhauls.

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