Understanding health risk requires in-depth insight into complex medical and social factors
Get ahead of risk with MARA, an industry-leading solution for population health analytics

Deeper insight: Managing behavioral health for Medicaid populations

For health plans, payers, and third-party administrators (TPAs)

For providers and ACOs

MARA’s powerful Rising Risk models
MARA Benefits
Analyze results using tools of your choice
Predict Medicare Advantage risk more effectively than using hierarchical condition categories (HCCs) alone
Improve stratification with complexity indicators
Get rapid results
MARA models recognize social factors
Complete and annualize risk scores
MARA features
Industry-leading health risk models enhance predictive analytics
Accuracy of Claims-Based Risk Scoring Models (soa.org)Responsive client services
Flexible licensing
Simple deployment and management
Consistently updated
Load and process historical data using MARA’s Rolling Risk feature
Products related to MARA
MedInsight
Health Cost Guidelines Suite
MARA resources
Advancing whole person CKD care: How MARA Accelerated Analytics can help
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a growing challenge, impacting over 35 million Americans, with nearly 800,000 progressing to kidney failure. Early intervention is critical, yet 90% of those with CKD are unaware of their condition. In this webinar, learn how MARA enables you to optimize intervention planning and staffing by identifying, tracking, understanding, and assigning patients to programs based on comprehensive health needs.
Can Milliman Advanced Risk Adjusters® (MARA) predict high-cost health plan members?
We assess the performance of Milliman Advance Risk Adjusters (MARA) versus other common methods for predicting high-cost members in U.S. commercial health plans.
MARA Library of Models
Models for commercial, Medicaid and Medicare populations.
MARA Rising Risk
With the addition of Rising Risk in MARA, customers are able to more accurately identify and differentiate low-cost individuals who are expected to incur significantly higher costs in the next year, and individuals that are expected to decrease in costs in the next year.
