Improve Patient Outcomes with a Hybrid Model of Talent and Technology
Maintaining a complete, accurate, and timely cancer registry is essential to clinical excellence, accreditation, and improved health outcomes. However, as the volume and complexity of cancer data grow, healthcare organizations face critical workforce shortages, abstraction backlogs, and increasingly complex regulatory requirements.
Following the acquisition of ONCO Professional Services, Savista is now the largest employer of Oncology Data Specialists (ODS-Cs) in the United States. Our nationwide network of certified experts provides unparalleled registry abstraction, consulting, workflow optimization, compliance management, and end-to-end registry department operational oversight. This extensive human expertise is amplified by our AI-powered platform, which automates over 50 NAACCR fields, enables real-time casefinding, and performs NLP-driven abstraction through direct integration with hospital EHRs. This hybrid model pairs unmatched clinical knowledge with a powerful technology accelerator, ensuring accuracy, delivering superior data quality, relieving administrative burden and meeting reporting timeliness requirements more efficiently than ever before.
How We Do It
- Case-finding & Screening: AI-driven technology rapidly consumes and analyzes pathology, radiology, and EHR data, flagging probable reportable cases with over 95% accuracy.
- Clinical Data Abstraction: The platform's natural language processing (NLP) automatically populates over 50 standard NAACCR fields. Certified ODS-Cs validate complex cases and ensure compliance.
- Follow-up & Outcomes: Annual and lifetime follow-up for all living patients in the database, supporting treatment, research, and reporting requirements.
- Reporting & Accreditation Support: Full capabilities to provide timely reporting to local and federal registries and to support COC Accreditation.
Deploy our team to support a specific project (case backlogs, accreditation preparation) or to fully outsource your registry function. Our hybrid approach ensures greater accuracy, efficiency, and quality, empowering you to support patient survival, clinical research, and operational excellence.
Evaluate, Ensure, and Provide—A Results-Driven Partnership
Evaluate
Comprehensive assessment of data quality, registry operations, and process efficiency—identifying actionable opportunities for improvement.
Ensure
Full program compliance with ACoS/CoC, state, NAACCR, SEER, and cancer reporting standards—supported by technology, regulatory expertise and advisory guidance for your accreditation initiatives.
Provide
High-integrity, actionable clinical data to monitor patient survival, enhance research efforts, and inform outcomes reporting.
By the Numbers
Oncology Data Specialists-Certified on staff
average colleague registry experience
cases abstracted annually
success rate in CoC accreditation surveys, year over year
accuracy maintained by all registry colleagues
facilities served nationwide
Success Story: Delivering Measurable Impact at a Midwest Atlantic Health System
7,000 backlogged cases abstracted in 18 mos.
20,000 delinquent follow-up cases complete in 2 weeks — ensuring a successful CoC survey
“I wanted to thank you and your team for your dedicated work on our account. We definitely wouldn’t be where we are without your help.”
–Registry Supervisor
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