Interactive user interface and optimized health plan ranking

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing system, cause the computing system to:

• communicate, over one or more networks, with i) a group of health record computing systems, ii) a computing device of a user, iii) one or more computing systems of one or more health care providers, and iv) one or more databases;
• receive, from a user, respective credential information for a group of health record computing systems that store health record data in a digital format;
• receive, from the user, input authorizing access to health record data stored in the group of health record computing systems;
• provide remote access, over the one or more networks, to i) the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of the user, and iii) the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers, so that any one of i) the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of the user, and iii) the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers can update a collection of medical records of the user in real-time;
• obtain, over at least one first network of the one or more networks, a collection of health record data of the user from the group of health record computing systems in response to receiving the input authorizing the access to the health record data, the collection of health record data including at least first health record data, second health record data, one or more first health record computing systems of the group of health record computing systems storing the first health record data as first codes in a first coding protocol, one or more second health record computing systems of the group of health record computing systems storing the second health record data as second codes in a second coding protocol,
• wherein the first codes and the second codes include different ones of current procedure terminology (CPT) codes, health common procedure coding system (HCPCS) codes, internal classification of diseases (ICD) codes, internal classification of functioning, disability, and health (ICF) codes, diagnostic-related group (DRG) codes, national drug codes (NDC), code on dental procedures and nomenclature (CDT), diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorder (DSM) codes, national council for prescription drugs (NCPDP) codes, or national provider identifier (NPI codes), and
• wherein the first health record data and the second health record data are in a non-standardized format based on the first coding protocol being different from the second coding protocol;
• translate, in substantial real-time after obtaining the collection of health record data, A) the first codes of the first health record data from the first coding protocol into a standardized format and B) the second codes of the second health record data from the second coding protocol into the standardized format, the standardized format being a natural language format including plain language descriptors comprising standardized health record data of A) the first codes of the first health record data in the first coding protocol and B) the second codes of the second health record data in the second coding protocol;
• store the standardized health record data in the standardized format in at least one of the one or more databases over at least one second network of the one or more networks, the one or more databases having the collection of medical records of the user stored thereon;
• generate, for the computing device of the user, an interactive user interface comprising prepopulated data based on the standardized health record data and the collection of health record data;
• receive, over at least one third network of the one or more networks from the computing device of the user, first input data provided by the user via the interactive user interface, the first input data corresponding to health-related information provided by the user that updates the health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• store, in the at least one of the one or more databases and over the at least one second network, the updated health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• generate a set of health outcome predictions for the user based on the updated health record data;
• generate a set of health care plan rankings specific to the user based on the set of health outcome predictions, the first input data, and the collection of health record data, the first-set of health care plan rankings being displayed via the interactive user interface;
• detect one or more triggers for updating the set of health care plan rankings specific to the user, the one or more triggers including receiving, over at least one fourth network of the one or more networks, second input data provided by the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers, the second input data corresponding to additional health-related information corresponding to the user that further updates the health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• store, in the at least one of the one or more databases and over the at least one second network, the further updated health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• and
• based on the detected one or more triggers and when the further updated health record data has been stored, dynamically update the set of health care plan rankings in accordance with receiving the second input data,
• wherein the interactive user interface is updated in real-time whenever updated health record data is stored and based on one or more further detected triggers, such that the user has immediate access to up-to-date health information for the user, and
• wherein the updated health record data is obtained from i) at least one of the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of a user, and/or iii) at least one of the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers over at least one of the one or more networks.

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• communicating, over one or more networks, with i) a group of health record computing systems, ii) a computing device of a user, iii) one or more computing systems of one or more health care providers, and iv) one or more databases;
• receiving, from the user, respective credential information for the group of health record computing systems that store health record data in a digital format;
• receiving, from the user, input authorizing access to health record data stored in the group of health record computing systems;
• providing remote access, over the one or more networks, to i) the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of the user, and iii) the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers, so that any one of i) the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of the user, and iii) the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers can update a collection of medical records of the user in real-time;
• obtaining, over at least one first network of the one or more networks, a collection of health record data of the user from the group of health record computing systems in response to receiving the input authorizing the access to the health record data, the collection of health record data including at least first health record data, second health record data, one or more first health record computing systems of the group of health record computing systems storing the first health record data as first codes in a first coding protocol, one or more second health record computing systems of the group of health record computing systems storing the second health record data as second codes in a second coding protocol,
• wherein the first codes and the second codes include different ones of current procedure terminology (CPT) codes, health common procedure coding system (HCPCS) codes, internal classification of diseases (ICD) codes, internal classification of functioning, disability, and health (ICF) codes, diagnostic-related group (DRG) codes, national drug codes (NDC), code on dental procedures and nomenclature (CDT), diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorder (DSM) codes, national council for prescription drugs (NCPDP) codes, or national provider identifier (NPI codes), and
• wherein the first health record data and the second health record data are in a non-standardized format based on the first coding protocol being different from the second coding protocol;
• translating, in substantial real-time after obtaining the collection of health record data, A) the first codes of the first health record data from the first coding protocol into a standardized format and B) the second codes of the second health record data from the second coding protocol into the standardized format, the standardized format being a natural language format including plain language descriptors comprising standardized health record data of A) the first codes of the first health record data in the first coding protocol and B) the second codes of the second health record data in the second coding protocol;
• storing the standardized health record data in the standardized format in at least one of the one or more databases over at least one second network of the one or more networks, the one or more databases having the collection of medical records of the user stored thereon;
• generating, for the computing device of the user, an interactive user interface comprising prepopulated data based on the standardized health record data and the collection of health record data;
• receiving, over at least one third network of the one or more networks from the computing device of the user, first input data provided by the user via the interactive user interface, the first input data corresponding to health-related information provided by the user that updates the health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• storing, in the at least one of the one or more databases and over the at least one second network, the updated health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• generating a set of health outcome predictions for the user based on the updated health record data;
• generating a set of health care plan rankings specific to the user based on the set of health outcome predictions, the first input data, and the collection of health record data, the set of health care plan rankings being displayed via the interactive user interface;
• detecting one or more triggers for updating the set of health care plan rankings specific to the user, the one or more triggers including receiving, over at least one fourth network of the one or more networks, second input data provided by the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers, the second input data corresponding to additional health-related information corresponding to the user that further updates the health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• storing, in the at least one of the one or more databases and over the at least one second network, the further updated health record data of the user in the collection of medical records;
• and
• based on the detected one or more triggers and when the further updated health record data has been stored, dynamically updating the set of health care plan rankings in accordance with receiving the second input data,
• wherein the interactive user interface is updated in real-time whenever updated health record data is stored and based on one or more further detected triggers, such that the user has immediate access to up-to-date health information for the user, and
• wherein the updated health record data is obtained from i) at least one of the group of health record computing systems, ii) the computing device of a user, and/or iii) at least one of the one or more computing systems of the one or more health care providers over at least one of the one or more networks.