Data.Healthcare.Gov released QHP cost information for various health care plans for states in the Federally-Facilitated and State-Partnership Marketplaces. The data is available in a variety of formats and lays out costs for various levels of health care plans (Gold, Silver, Bronze and Catastrophe) for different categories. Premium Information Premium amounts do not include tax credits […]
In the last post, I talked about creating the enhanced DocGraph dataset using Mortar and Neo4J. Our data model looks like the following: Nodes Organizations Specialties Providers Locations CountiesZip Census Relationships * Organizations -[:PARENT_OF] – Providers -[:SPECIALTY]- Specialties * Providers -[:LOCATED_IN]-Locations * Providers -[:REFERRED]-Providers * Counties -[:INCOME_IN]- CountiesZip * Locations – [:LOCATED_IN]-Locations Each of the […]
“The average doctor has likely never heard of Fred Trotter, but he has some provocative ideas about using physician data to change how healthcare gets delivered.” This was from a recent Gigaom article. You can read more details about DocGraph from Fred Trotter’s post. The basic data set is just three columns: two separate NPI […]
Jonathan Packer wrote on Mortar’s blog about flexible recommender models. Jonathan articulates that “from a business perspective the two most salient advantages of graph-based models: flexibility and simplicity.” Some of salient points made in the article are: graph-based models are modular and transparent simple graph-based model will allow you to build a viable recommender system […]
According to an April 16, 2013 FBI press release, Chicago Sacred Heart Hospital Owner, Executive, and Four Doctors Arrested in Alleged Medicare Referral Kickback Conspiracy. From the press release: CHICAGO—The owner and another senior executive of Sacred Heart Hospital and four physicians affiliated with the west side facility were arrested today for allegedly conspiring to […]
Visualizing the DocGraph for Wyoming Medicare Providers I have been participating in the DocGraph MedStartr project. After hearing about the project at GraphConnect 2012, I wanted to use this data to investigate additional capabilities of Hadoop and BigData processing. You can read some excellent work already being done on this data here courtesy of Janos. […]
As a wrap-up on the Campaign Analysis that I presented at GraphConnect, I decided to make a video showing the usage of Mortar Data, Neo4J and D3 JS. Mortar Data Mortar is Hadoop in the cloud—an on-demand, wickedly scalable platform for big data. Start your work in the browser—zero install. Or if you need more […]
The video of my GraphConnect presentation on the Federal Election Campaign Data is located here.
GraphConnect was held two weeks ago (Nov 5-6) in San Francisco. GraphConnect was put together by Neo4J as an initial conference on graph databases. Part of the conference was a contest on building innovative graphs. The “Graphies” recognized and celebrated individuals and teams that were developing innovative and impressive graph database applications. Additionally, there was […]
Update This is a follow-up to the previous post. Note:The data and java code is available at Github. The Data I decided to use six years of data (Congress sessions 107-112). Since there is significant turnover in Congress (re-election, sex scandals, resignation, and death among other reasons), I had to expand the number of congressional […]