Vatica Health, a Frazier Healthcare portfolio company and a recognized leader in prospective risk adjustment and clinical quality solutions, has announced the completion of its merger with Cozeva, a software-as-a-service platform focused on value-based care enablement. The strategic combination merges Vatica’s Best in KLAS-rated risk adjustment platform with Cozeva’s equally top-rated quality management system, creating a comprehensive operating framework for payers and providers engaged in value-based care.
The newly formed organization will provide an integrated suite of solutions encompassing clinical enablement, analytics, interoperability, and technology designed to help healthcare entities manage performance across the continuum of care. Vatica’s high-touch services, which support documentation accuracy and prospective risk adjustment, will align with Cozeva’s capabilities in unifying disparate data sources and streamlining population health management.
“This merger marks a significant milestone in Vatica’s commitment to empower providers and health plans with advanced, integrated solutions for risk adjustment and quality,” said Keith Anderson, CEO of Vatica. The combined organization will leverage its shared infrastructure to deliver actionable insights, facilitate payer-provider collaboration, and support sustainable clinical outcomes.
The merger is expected to accelerate the companies’ shared mission to improve value-based care performance by engaging clinicians and patients at the point of care. Together, Vatica and Cozeva will offer an end-to-end platform that unites actionable data, advanced analytics, and clinical services—helping risk-bearing entities optimize outcomes, improve efficiency, and advance quality across healthcare settings.
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