Milwaukee-based population health management company details how its PredictiMed™ platform, health risk assessments and care navigation services aim to identify health risks before they become chronic conditions
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — November 11, 2026 — US HealthCenter, a population health management company led by President and CEO Gavin Quinnies, has outlined how its pre-disease approach to preventive healthcare is designed to help employers, health plans and providers manage rising medical costs. The approach combines predictive analytics, health risk assessments and personalized care navigation. The company’s aim is to identify individuals at elevated health risk earlier, before those risks turn into conditions that need costly treatment.
The announcement comes as employer healthcare costs continue to rise. According to KFF’s 2026 Employer Health Benefits Survey, published October 22, average annual premiums for employer-sponsored family coverage reached $28,303 this year, up 5% from 2025. Workers’ average contribution toward family coverage rose 9% to $7,471. KFF reports that employer-sponsored insurance covers almost 157 million people in the United States under age 65.
For self-insured employers, brokers and health plans, those figures have increased interest in tools that predict which members are likely to need high-cost care. Those tools also need a way to act on the prediction early. US HealthCenter’s model is built around that question.
What “Pre-Disease” Means in Preventive Healthcare
Most healthcare spending is tied to diagnosing and treating conditions that already exist. US HealthCenter says it introduced the term “Pre-disease” in the early 2000s to describe the stage before that: the period when a person shows measurable risk factors but has not yet developed a serious medical condition.
The company organizes its population health management services around three stages: pre-disease, disease and post-disease. Its premise is that healthcare should not begin only after someone becomes seriously ill. It says that identifying risk early, supporting healthier habits and coordinating appropriate care can help individuals make better-informed decisions about their health. It also says this can help organizations manage healthcare resources more effectively.
US HealthCenter describes its mission as improving health and reducing healthcare costs through science, technology and advocacy.
How PredictiMed™ Uses Predictive Analytics in Healthcare
The center of the company’s approach is PredictiMed™, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for personalized predictive medicine analytics and population health management.
The platform draws on six types of individual data:
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demographic information
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medical history
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pharmacy records
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biometric measurements
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genetic information
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lifestyle habits
It combines these sources into an individualized health risk assessment. The assessment is intended to flag potential health risks and guide preventive interventions for each participant.
“Our predictive model gathers individual information from demographic data, medical history, pharmacy, biometrics, genetics and lifestyle habits and utilizes that information in the form of an intelligent custom experience-based health risk assessment and analysis,” said Gavin Quinnies, President and CEO of US HealthCenter.
Quinnies said the resulting assessment works as a roadmap for understanding each person’s individual risk factors. It also supports what the company calls Wholeistic™ care, its model for coordinating services around the individual rather than around separate programs.
PredictiMed™ is designed for a wide range of healthcare stakeholders:
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hospitals and healthcare providers
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insurance plans
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brokers, actuaries and reinsurers
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self-insured and fully insured employers
According to the company, these organizations can use the platform’s insights to evaluate health risk across a population, identify where intervention is likely to help, and plan healthcare spending.
The Tools Behind the Platform
US HealthCenter describes PredictiMed™ as an ecosystem rather than a single tool. It includes four supporting components:
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Personal Health Dashboard™ (PHD): a secure, encrypted online portal where participants can view their health profiles, medical history, wellness information and insurance details in one place.
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Health Coach Tracker: a practitioner tool for managing participant interactions, setting health goals, tracking progress, scheduling appointments and documenting outcomes. Its analytics let health professionals spot patterns across demographic groups, lifestyle categories, disease risks and biometric measurements.
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Health Counts: an engagement and incentive management tool that organizations can use to run wellness campaigns, encourage participation and track results.
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Sweeper™: a medical and pharmacy claims analytics tool that helps organizations review claims activity, identify cost trends and compare population segments.
Together, the company says, these tools give organizations a fuller view of health risk, participant engagement and where improvement is possible.
Care Navigation and Wholeistic™ Coaching
US HealthCenter’s approach goes beyond software. The company treats care navigation, healthcare advocacy and personal coaching as core parts of population health management, not add-ons.
It says it developed its Wholeistic™ Coaching model to address two common problems: fragmented healthcare services and low participant engagement. Rather than sending individuals between separate specialists and disconnected wellness programs, the model brings these services together around the person:
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prior authorization support
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large case management
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disease management
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pre-disease management
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lifestyle management
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benefit enrollment
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benefit advocacy
Participants complete health risk assessments and remote screenings. They then work with coaches to understand their health profiles and set practical goals related to disease management, self-care and lifestyle change. Qualified practitioners support the remote screening process, and results from screenings and physician visits feed back into each participant’s plan. Participants can also track their own progress and any wellness incentives they are eligible for.
The company also developed an online health coaching certificate program at the request of a health science university. It was first offered as a five-credit course in 2010 and was built to strengthen the professional skills needed for coordinated care.
Reported Validation Results
According to information provided by the company, PredictiMed™ underwent third-party validation through the Intel/GE Validation Institute in February 2015. The evaluation examined the platform’s ability to identify individuals at elevated risk across 13 major disease categories. It also looked at whether the platform supported interventions intended to slow progression toward critical risk levels.
The company reports that the evaluation found reductions of 80% to 93% in emergency room visits and hospitalizations, depending on the disease category. It reported lower back pain separately, citing a 17% shift from critical risk to a lower, less urgent risk level. US HealthCenter also says it received recognition from the Validation Institute in the Care Navigation category for its population health and wellness analytics, predictive modeling, engagement and care solution.
Self-Funded Health Plans and Value-Based Care
US HealthCenter says it has partnered with healthcare providers, employers and insurance brokerage firms to develop self-funded health plan offerings. These offerings combine cost-conscious healthcare programs with risk management based on PredictiMed™ data.
The company places this work within the broader move toward value-based care. In that model, organizations are measured on care quality, patient outcomes and responsible use of healthcare resources, not only on the volume of services delivered. For self-insured employers, who pay members’ claims directly, identifying rising-risk members earlier can affect both health outcomes and plan costs.
Looking ahead, US HealthCenter says it will continue to focus on identifying and managing health risks in the pre-disease and pre-symptomatic stages. The goal is to help healthcare organizations understand emerging risks before they lead to more complex medical needs and higher costs.
About US HealthCenter
US HealthCenter is a population health management company headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, led by President and CEO Gavin Quinnies. Its PredictiMed™ platform combines predictive analytics, health risk assessments, claims analytics and participant engagement tools with Wholeistic™ coaching and care navigation services. The company serves hospitals, healthcare providers, insurance plans, brokers, actuaries, reinsurers and self-insured and fully insured employers. Its stated mission is to improve health and reduce healthcare costs through science, technology and advocacy.
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