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Chin Ramamoorthi

@vbcriskanalytics·Joined April 2026

Empowering healthcare organizations with smarter risk analytics and actionable insights for value-based care success.

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RAF Score, Explained Like You're Building the Formularafscorecalculator.hashnode.dev3 posts

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CRChin Ramamoorthiinrafscorecalculator.hashnode.dev·Jul 4 · 2 min read

RAF Score 101: Definition, Formula, Worked Example

A compact reference you can keep open in a tab. No narrative — just the parts you need to reason about a RAF score. Definition RAF (Risk Adjustment Factor) = a relative predictor of a member's expecte

CRChin Ramamoorthiinrafscorecalculator.hashnode.dev·Jun 25 · 4 min read

Verifying Provider Credentials at Scale with an NPI Lookup API

Provider data is the quietly cursed dataset of healthcare engineering. Names change, practices merge, taxonomies get re-coded, and the same physician shows up three different ways across your systems.

CRChin Ramamoorthiinrafscorecalculator.hashnode.dev·Jun 18 · 3 min read

RAF Score, Explained Like You're Building the Formula

If you've ever had to implement risk adjustment instead of just read about it, you know the textbook definition ("a relative measure of expected cost") doesn't help much. So let's build the RAF score