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get_cms_facility_benchmark

Use when benchmarking hospital operating costs against CMS peer cohort or preparing a healthcare CFO board presentation. Returns peer_group context, benchmark_percentiles, metadata, source attribution, and optional database_row detail from the matched CMS benchmark row by bed size, state, and hospital type. Example: 300-bed acute care hospital in Illinois — peer group and percentile outputs show where operating metrics sit versus cohort benchmarks. Source: CMS HCRIS cost reports.

get_payer_intelligence

Use when benchmarking payer performance, building a denial management strategy, or preparing revenue cycle board reporting. Returns denial rates by payer, prior authorization burden by specialty, and payer mix commentary. Example: Commercial payer denial rates — UnitedHealth 8.2%, Cigna 9.4%, Aetna 7.1% — prior auth burden 34% higher for specialist services — top quartile denial rate is 5.1%. Source: Stratalize national revenue cycle composite.

get_cms_star_rating

Use when advising on CMS Hospital Star Rating strategy or benchmarking a hospital quality performance trajectory. Returns domain weights, national distribution benchmarks, and improvement priorities. Example: Mortality domain weighted at 22% of overall star — hospitals moving 3 to 4 stars typically require 18-month mortality improvement program — 3-star hospitals represent 41% of the national distribution. Source: CMS Care Compare methodology.

get_pharmacy_spend_benchmark

Use when benchmarking hospital pharmacy costs or building a pharmacy cost reduction strategy for a board presentation. Returns drug cost per adjusted patient day, 340B savings opportunity, specialty drug drivers, and GPO targets by bed size. Example: 250-bed community hospital — drug cost $287/adjusted patient day vs $241 peer median — 340B eligibility could recover $1.8M annually — specialty drugs driving 61% of cost variance. Source: CMS cost report composite and 340B Health public data.

get_billing_coding_risk

Use when assessing coding compliance risk before an OIG audit, preparing for a RAC review, or building a revenue integrity program. Returns E/M distribution benchmarks, upcoding risk signals, OIG audit priority themes, and RAC watchlist. Example: Cardiology practice E/M mix at 67% level 4/5 visits vs 48% national benchmark — flagged HIGH upcoding risk — OIG cardiology audit focus active in 2024-2025 cycle. Source: CMS and OIG compliance composite.

get_value_based_care_performance

Use when benchmarking VBC contract performance, assessing FFS-to-VBC transition readiness, or preparing a population health strategy presentation. Returns MSSP ACO savings rates, BPCI episode costs, and MIPS quality signal medians. Example: MSSP Track 1 ACOs generating median 2.3% savings above benchmark — top quartile at 4.8% — organizations below 1.5% savings face program exit risk. Source: CMS VBC program data composite.

get_travel_nurse_rate_benchmark

Use when benchmarking travel nurse contract rates or negotiating with a staffing agency. Returns bill-rate medians and bands by specialty and state. Example: ICU travel nurse median bill rate $95/hr in Illinois, p75 $108/hr — agencies billing above $115/hr are 21% above market — renegotiation typically recovers $180K-$240K annually per 10 FTE travelers. Source: BLS and Stratalize SIA-style composite.

get_ehr_cost_per_bed

Use when benchmarking EHR maintenance costs before a contract renewal or evaluating health IT budget efficiency. Returns benchmark cost per licensed bed with optional gap analysis when actual cost and bed count are provided. Example: Epic maintenance median $4,500/bed — 300-bed hospital at $6,200/bed is 38% above market — renegotiation trigger especially strong at 5+ year renewal cycles. Source: KLAS 2024, Kaufman Hall EHR TCO composite.

get_healthcare_vendor_market_rate

Use when benchmarking a healthcare vendor quote or preparing a supply chain contract negotiation. Returns market rates for EHR, staffing, food service, waste management, and med-surg by facility type. Example: Healthcare food service median $18.40/patient day for acute care — facilities above $22/patient day are 20% above market — GPO competitive rebid typically recovers 8-12%. Source: CMS and Stratalize healthcare vendor composite.

get_staffing_agency_markup_analysis

Use when evaluating staffing agency pricing or negotiating a travel nurse or locum contract. Returns median markup percentage with low/high band by agency and specialty type. Example: AMN Healthcare median markup 40%, Cross Country 37%, Aya 38% — ICU and OR specialties carry 5-8% premium — agencies billing above 45% markup are 12-18% above market. Source: Stratalize SIA 2024-style composite.

get_gpo_contract_benchmark

Use when benchmarking GPO contract performance or building a supply chain cost reduction case for a hospital board. Returns typical GPO savings percentage, leakage rate, and top savings categories. Example: Acute care GPO median savings 18% vs non-contract pricing — leakage rate 22% means 1-in-5 purchases bypass contract — leakage above 30% triggers mandatory compliance programs at most health systems. Source: HFMA and CMS composite.

get_physician_group_benchmark

Use when evaluating physician employment agreements, benchmarking compensation for recruitment, or preparing a medical staff compensation report. Returns median total compensation by specialty and state from BLS OES 2024 data. Example: Illinois cardiologist median $461K total compensation — interventional cardiology 34% above general cardiology — organizations below 25th percentile face retention risk in competitive markets. Source: BLS Occupational Employment Statistics.

get_hospital_supply_chain_benchmark

Use when benchmarking hospital supply chain efficiency against CMS peer cohort or building a materials management cost reduction case. Returns supply cost as percentage of operating expense at p25/p50/p75 by bed size and state. Example: 200-bed community hospital — supply cost 19.4% of operating expense vs 16.8% peer median — closing the gap to median recovers $2.6M annually at $130M operating budget. Source: CMS HCRIS cost reports.

get_asc_benchmark

Use when benchmarking ASC financial performance, evaluating an ASC acquisition, or preparing an administrator board report. Returns cost per case medians and revenue mix percentages by specialty. Example: Orthopedic ASC cost per case median $4,200 — facilities above $5,100 are in the bottom cost quartile — orthopedic mix at 60% of cases maximizes margin vs ophthalmology-heavy mix. Source: ASCA and CMS 2024 composite.

get_healthcare_category_intelligence

Use when researching which vendors dominate AI recommendations in a healthcare technology category or validating a health IT vendor selection. Returns top recommended vendors, AI consensus narrative, and sample size from healthcare-specific citation analysis. Example: EHR category — Epic leads at 67% AI citation share, Oracle Health 18%, MEDITECH 9% — consensus near-universal for large health systems, fragmenting below 200 beds. Source: Stratalize AI citation composite.

get_hospital_care_compare_quality

Use when evaluating hospital quality for a referral network decision, acquisition target assessment, or competitive quality analysis. Returns CMS Hospital Compare scores — safety, readmissions, patient experience, mortality, and overall star rating by hospital. Example: Northwestern Memorial — 5-star overall, top decile on mortality and safety, HCAHPS 87th percentile — benchmark for quality-driven referral network design. Source: CMS Care Compare synced data.

get_provider_market_intelligence

Use when assessing physician supply in a market, evaluating a healthcare network expansion, or benchmarking provider density for population health strategy. Returns NPI registry physician counts and market structure by specialty and state. Example: Illinois cardiology — 847 cardiologists, 2.3 per 10,000 population vs 2.7 national median — below-median supply signals referral network expansion opportunity. Source: CMS NPI Registry synced data.

get_cms_open_payments_profile

Use when assessing physician payment transparency risk, evaluating manufacturer relationships, or preparing Sunshine Act compliance reporting. Returns CMS Open Payments aggregates by physician or manufacturer — payment amounts, types, and program year breakdown. Example: Dr. Smith — $847K general payments from 3 manufacturers in 2022, 67% from one device company in consulting fees — concentration above $100K triggers enhanced compliance review. Source: CMS Open Payments Sunshine Act database.

get_stratalize_overview

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get_openfda_adverse_events

FDA FAERS adverse event signal for a drug — total reports, serious events, deaths, hospitalizations, top reactions with percentages, and signal level (HIGH / ELEVATED / MONITOR / LOW). Source: OpenFDA. Every response is ML-DSA-65 signed and independently verifiable. Includes cryptographic receipt at trust.stratalize.com/verify.

get_irs_990_intelligence

IRS Form 990 nonprofit financial data — total revenue, expenses, net assets, program expense ratio, executive compensation, revenue trend, and financial health signal. Source: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer. Essential for evaluating nonprofit health systems, universities, and foundations. Every response is ML-DSA-65 signed and independently verifiable. Includes cryptographic receipt at trust.stratalize.com/verify.

get_fda_recall_history

Use when evaluating a pharmaceutical company, medical device manufacturer, or healthcare vendor for product safety risk, supply chain exposure, or regulatory compliance standing. Returns FDA recall classifications (Class I = risk of serious harm, Class II = moderate risk, Class III = unlikely to cause harm) with product descriptions and recall reasons. Class I recalls trigger mandatory FDA press releases and procurement review obligations. Example: MedSupply Corp — 2 Class I drug recalls in 36 months: contaminated IV solutions (2022) and mislabeled injectable (2023) — pattern of serious quality control failures requiring immediate vendor review. Source: OpenFDA Enforcement Reports.