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Yeah this is part of the problem. But even if you had like 10M rows of pricing and then gave a 2% discount to entity A, 3% discount to entity B, 4% discount to
by acchow 4y ago
Yeah this is part of the problem.
But even if you had like 10M rows of pricing and then gave a 2% discount to entity A, 3% discount to entity B, 4% discount to C, etc.
You could publish these discount rules.
Or you could just multiply the 10M rows by the number of different entities giving 10*n M rows.
And then let the consumer of the data try to figure out the rules from the output...?
- ctchocula 4y agoIt would be interesting to see whether it's possible to reconstruct the rules by comparing the negotiated prices to a baseline like Medicare price, and doing classification into discount buckets to recover the categories insurers negotiated.