Prove it paid — with a study you can defend.
For VBC & finance leaders
The hands-on demo is built for desktop.
A number that flatters you is worthless in front of a board.
VBC Impact makes you declare the study up front and refuses the designs that would inflate the answer, so the effect you report is the effect you can defend.
Declare the study in seven parts
Population, intervention, comparison, outcome, window, model and stress tests are all named before you see a result.
Does a follow-up visit within seven days of discharge reduce readmissions? Population, treatment, outcome and covariates are named first.
The engine refuses to flatter you
Designs that would bias the estimate upward are rejected with the reason, so you can’t accidentally grade your own homework.
Add a care-plan score recorded after the visit and the study stops being runnable, with the reason shown.
Get an estimate you can re-run
The effect comes with its interval, its stress tests and a plan anyone can re-run next quarter to check it held.
Across 11,902 matched pairs, follow-up within seven days cuts 30-day readmission by 2.4 points. The plan is locked so it can be re-run.
The effect you report is the effect you can defend.
See it on your own data.
Every figure in these workflows is illustrative. The interesting version is the one run against your claims, your caseload and your contracts.