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Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/Nat530sHglf

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/eofZ30sHm9n

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/EKjk30sI7yH

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/Ns2w30sHfOq

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/qxTS30sHhLF

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/RKRh30sHlGq

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/lkyN30sHnWV

Closing care gaps to improve health outcomes. CarelonRx and Carelon Research examined mammogram screening rates among commercially insured women over 45, revealing that only 62% had received screenings, with notable geographical disparities particularly in the Western U.S. To address these gaps, they created zip code-level heat maps and collaborated with life sciences partners to implement targeted interventions in high-need areas. Read more on how we’re leveraging data to help close gaps in care. https://ow.ly/nqoh30sHrJW