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THE ROLE OF DATA ENGINEERS AND ANALYSTS IN HEALTH INSURANCE AND COORDINATION

Deepak Chanda , Sr Data Analyst SERCO, INC VA, USA

Abstract

As the health insurance industry digitizes at a rapid pace, data engineering and analytics are upheld within the industry as indispensable tools for better policies and claims service operations along with more effective compliance management. This article illustrates the problems that data engineers and analysts must solve so as to ease the operation of health insurance. Securing heterotic sources of information can be interfaced with illumination filters. The computing of work queues will become a thing heretofore poorly conceived. It is possible to find out Overflows and make them disappear. And that approach leads to decision- making optimization. In particular, responsibilities include debug requests from 587s, model data flows, clean datasets, and run production automatic-jobs as well as coordinating deployment. Nor can health insurance providers manage the policy changes. How can they do so when this takes more time, indeed very many cycles longer than ever before? So how do they adapt? As health insurers offering customers with services in a data-driven era networks and insurers of alliances among stakeholders do better. In education organization for this type of world–is needed too. For insurance market today and tomorrow, life insurance companies are already starting to face innovation and change: data own technologies, long-term health goal setting, early warning fragmented experience reconstruction of medical practices industry has brought us. It is these information-based systems that will change how people bought life policies next year.

Keywords

Health Insurance Data Analytics, Data Engineering in Insurance, Insurance Claims Processing

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THE ROLE OF DATA ENGINEERS AND ANALYSTS IN HEALTH INSURANCE AND COORDINATION. (2025). International Journal of Data Science and Machine Learning, 5(01), 11-14. https://doi.org/10.55640/ijdsml-05-01-03