Abstract: A method implemented on an electronic computing device for presenting invasive and/or operative procedure bundles includes: on the electronic computing device, displaying a map of a geographic area; identifying a plurality of markers on the map, each marker being associated with an invasive and/or operative procedure, and each marker being placed in the geographical location at which the invasive and/or operative procedure is to be performed; and showing a price associated with each.

Abstract: An example method for providing out-of-pocket cost for invasive and/or operative procedure bundles includes: receiving a query that identifies an insurance payor, a requested procedure, and an insured patient; defining one or more providers required by the requested procedure; translating the query into a corresponding electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits inquiry for each of the one or more providers; sending each electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits inquiry to a payor; receiving a corresponding electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits response from the payor; parsing and extracting necessary elements from the eligibility and benefits responses; mapping and sending the parsed and extracted necessary elements from the eligibility and benefits responses to a cost calculator; collecting, calculating, and/or estimating corresponding provider contracted rates; and sending the collected, calculated, and/or estimated corresponding provider contracted rates to a cost calcul

Abstract: An example method for presenting invasive and/or operative procedure bundles can include: receiving a request for an invasive and/or operative procedure bundle, the request identifying an end user and one or more services requested by the end user; determining which kind of participants are required; determining which specific participants will participate; converting requests for the specific participants into electronic data interchange (EDI) transactions; and communicating to the specific participants using the EDI transactions to define resource needs and deliver specifics.

Abstract: An example method for presenting invasive and/or operative procedure bundles can include: receiving a request for an invasive and/or operative procedure bundle, the request identifying an end user and one or more services requested by the end user; determining which kind of participants are required; determining which specific participants will participate; converting requests for the specific participants into electronic data interchange (EDI) transactions; and communicating to the specific participants using the EDI transactions to define resource needs and deliver specifics.

Abstract: An example method for visually depicting geographic distribution of facilities or participants in a market for invasive or operative procedures includes: displaying a map of a geographic area; defining a plurality of markers on the map, each marker being associated with an invasive or operative procedure, a facility, a patient, a healthcare provider, equipment, or other participant; displaying each marker associated with a bundled invasive or operative procedure at a geographical location of a facility at which the procedure is to be performed and displaying each marker associated with a patient, healthcare provider, equipment, or other participant at a geographical location at which the patient, healthcare provider, equipment or other participant originates; calculating one or more distances between the patient, healthcare provider, equipment, or other participant and the facility; determining an activity density of procedures performed; and presenting static or dynamic visual depictions on the map represent

Abstract: An example method for providing out-of-pocket cost for invasive and/or operative procedure bundles includes: receiving a query that identifies an insurance payor, a requested procedure, and an insured patient; defining one or more providers required by the requested procedure; translating the query into a corresponding electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits inquiry for each of the one or more providers; sending each electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits inquiry to a payor; receiving a corresponding electronic data interchange eligibility and benefits response from the payor; parsing and extracting necessary elements from the eligibility and benefits responses; mapping and sending the parsed and extracted necessary elements from the eligibility and benefits responses to a cost calculator; collecting, calculating, and/or estimating corresponding provider contracted rates; and sending the collected, calculated, and/or estimated corresponding provider contracted rates to a cost calcul

Abstract: A method includes: collecting and compiling historical data associated with a type of invasive and/or operative procedure; analyzing the historical data associated with the type of invasive and/or operative procedure to identify factors associated with likelihood of positive outcomes and/or risk of negative outcomes; calculating a provider specific quality score from the factors associated with likelihood of positive outcomes and/or risk of negative outcomes associated with the risk factors; and on the electronic computing device, displaying a bundled invasive and/or operative procedure and a provider specific quality score associated therewith.

Abstract: A method implemented on an electronic computing device for presenting invasive and/or operative procedure bundles includes: on the electronic computing device, displaying a map of a geographic area; identifying a plurality of markers on the map, each marker being associated with an invasive and/or operative procedure, and each marker being placed in the geographical location at which the invasive and/or operative procedure is to be performed; and showing a price associated with each.