Data sources

What medical risk sources do we read?

We monitor critical data from reputable sources such as the CDC, NIH, WHO, and PubMed, focusing on emerging medical risk indicators, mortality trends, and underwriting guidelines. This diverse array of public health databases and medical research publications provides a comprehensive view of health trends and risks. By analyzing data from 12 distinct sources, we ensure that our insights are both timely and relevant for informed decision-making in the insurance sector.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Institutes of Health World Health Organization reputable sources such as the CDC NIH WHO PubMed mortality trends

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Structured dataset

What it finds

What medical risk data does it find?

Our structured dataset includes key columns such as Source, Indicator, Value, 95% CI, Geography, Age Group, and Trend. This allows for a nuanced understanding of various medical risks and mortality statistics across different demographics and regions. The data is continuously updated, ensuring that you have access to the latest information for effective underwriting.

Source

Indicator

Value

95% CI

Geography

Age Group

Trend

Analysis

Understanding the medical risk dataset

Utilizing a suite of 12 dashboard widgets, our platform provides in-depth analysis of medical risks and mortality trends. Key visualizations include the 'Current Emerging Medical Risk Indicators' metric, 'Mortality Trends Over Time' line chart, and 'Top 10 Emerging Risk Indicators' bar graph. These tools enable users to quickly interpret complex data and make informed underwriting decisions.

When do we get medical risk alerts?

Stay informed with our single enabled alert rule that notifies you of significant changes in medical risk indicators and mortality trends. This proactive approach ensures that you are always updated on critical developments that could impact your underwriting strategies. Timely alerts help you mitigate risks and enhance decision-making.

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Where does medical risk data go?

Our solution seamlessly integrates with API, Snowflake, and Email, allowing for easy data transfer and collaboration. With these integrations, you can streamline your workflow and ensure that your team has access to the latest insights on medical risks and underwriting guidelines. This connectivity enhances the overall efficiency of your data management processes.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Jsonify just a web scraping tool?

No. Jsonify delivers structured market intelligence, not raw HTML. The platform extracts, normalizes, and analyzes public data to produce clean, typed datasets ready for analysis.

How often is the data updated?

Update cadence depends on the monitoring workflow. Most use cases refresh daily or weekly. Alerts can be triggered in near-real-time when significant changes are detected.

What sources are covered for this use case?

Where does the extracted data go?

Can I customize which data fields are extracted?

Yes. Every Jsonify deployment is configured to your specific requirements. You define which signals, fields, and geographies matter, and the pipeline is built around those parameters.

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Understanding the medical risk dataset

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