Arcadia Awards: Celebrating Meaningful Impact in Healthcare
The Arcadia Awards recognize customers who are transforming care delivery, improving outcomes, and advancing healthcare through the innovative use of data and technology.
Celebrate our 2026 Winners
Seattle Children’s earned the Innovation in Action Award for turning preventive care into a team sport. The organization united 17 independent practices around a March Madness-style challenge focused on HPV vaccination, using friendly competition to build momentum and shared accountability. The result was an 18% increase in HPV vaccination, a clear example of how creative engagement can drive measurable gains in prevention.
Ochsner Health was named a co-winner of the Champions for Change Award for its work to improve kidney care. Across 80,000+ heart failure patients, Ochsner’s readmissions fell from 18.8% to 17.18%, admissions dropped 9.75 per 1,000, and length of stay fell 5.4% (4.47 to 4.23 days).
On CKD, the team raised education visits about 320%, and is working toward 80% of Stage 4 members seen by nephrology. Together the two programs generated more than $5M in measurable financial impact.
Guidehealth was named a co-winner of the Champions for Change Award for building an AI outreach tool that routes urgent patient needs directly to a person. The tool helps a small care team reach more patients without losing the human connection that matters most in moments of need. Guidehealth demonstrates how technology can extend a team’s capacity while keeping patients at the center.
The Children’s National Hospital Pediatric Health Network received the Transformational Excellence Award for closing data gaps to strengthen both quality reporting and care delivery. Through this work, the network increased depression screening from 25% to 70%, a significant advance in identifying and supporting the behavioral health needs of the children and families it serves.
Tandigm Health won the Meaningful Momentum Award for shifting its population health strategy from retrospective reporting to proactive care. Rather than looking back at what happened, Tandigm’s team acted on the needs of its patients as they emerged, reaching nearly 70% of identified patients. The results reflect a commitment to turning insight into timely action.
Brett Bailey, Director of Clinical Analytics at Baptist Health, was named Advocate of the Year for going above and beyond as a trusted partner and a champion for value-based care. His collaboration, commitment, and willingness to advance the work alongside his peers and partners have made him a standout voice for the community.
Award Categories
Innovation in Action
Recognizes organizations that creatively leverage Arcadia’s technology to reimagine processes, improve efficiency, and deliver better patient experiences through data-driven innovation.
Champions for Change
Honors organizations driving sustainable, large-scale transformation in value-based care, improving outcomes and equity for vulnerable populations through unified data and coordinated care.
Transformational Excellence
Celebrates organizations achieving exceptional growth and measurable impact by using analytics to accelerate performance, expand reach, and realize shared savings in complex care environments.
Meaningful Momentum
Acknowledges organizations turning bold ideas into tangible progress —advancing access, equity, and sustainability through innovative programs that deliver measurable community benefit.
Advocate of the Year
Goes above and beyond as a trusted partner and champion for value-based care.
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