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Real savings and patient value delivered through self-reliance, clinically fluent conversations, and agile sourcing.

Providers are ready to be agile and move beyond a savings plan driven by the contract calendar. They need to take advantage of changing market conditions to re-evaluate their savings pipeline and focus their work on initiatives that drive the greatest savings impact. Instead of throwing people at the problem to create “efficiencies,” tap into the insights generated automatically with Curvo.

Automate time-consuming steps in the Strategic Sourcing Process

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Strategic Sourcing

Automate the time-consuming steps of the strategic sourcing process.

Savings Forecast & Pipeline Management

Build an agile savings work plan and forecast the ability to hit annual savings targets based on market trends/conditions, utilization changes, physician variation, vendor price enhancements, and new opportunities.

RFP & Bid Management

Collaborate with the sourcing team and stakeholders and automate vendor communications to shave weeks off each bid event or RFP

Scenario Modeling

Compare vendor responses and evaluate against existing contract constraints, dependencies, and rebates by creating scenarios that help uncover the best savings and value improvement.

Savings Tracking

Compare vendor responses and evaluate against existing contract constraints, dependencies, and rebates by creating scenarios that help uncover the best savings and value improvement.

1X ROI in 90 days, 4X ROI in first year

Curvo customers pay back their initial annual investment in the first 90-120 days and typically see a 4X return on investment in the first year.

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