The Process of Eligibility Evaluation
Eligibility Evaluation operates by intersecting a patient’s clinical data with structured drug eligibility criteria extracted from insurance plan documents. This process involves a thorough analysis of various clinical parameters and plan-specific requirements to ascertain if a patient qualifies for a particular medication.Key Steps in Eligibility Evaluation:
- Data Integration: The patient’s clinical information, including medical history, current conditions, and other relevant data, is combined with the structured eligibility criteria for each drug.
- Criteria Matching: Using the structured criteria, the system evaluates the patient’s clinical data against each criterion in the decision tree. This includes factors such as age, BMI, medical history, and specific treatment requirements outlined in the plan.
- Outcome Determination: The evaluation process culminates in determining whether the patient meets the criteria for each medication. The outcome is presented as a clear ‘eligible’ or ‘not eligible’ status, along with detailed insights into the decision.
- Visual Representation: For a user-friendly experience, the results are displayed in a tree structure, allowing healthcare providers to easily navigate and understand the eligibility determination.