Anchor is sequencing, ledger, and reporting for non-medical benefit dollars across programs. It is the record your compliance, audit, and CMS reporting functions already assume exists.
Across Medicare and Medicaid, benefit dollars are fragmented across systems, vendors, and workflows, with limited visibility into what is delivered, what works, or how it impacts CAHPS, Star Ratings, and member experience.
There is no system of record for how this spend is executed or what outcomes it drives.
Anchor is the evidence layer for non-medical benefit execution: the sequencing, ledger, and reporting that turns benefit spend into measurable performance.
Today:
Benefits are approved in one system and delivered through others
Vendors operate independently with limited visibility across Medicare and Medicaid
Payer-of-first-resort rules and benefit limits are inconsistently applied
Delivery is not reliably verified or tracked in a single system
The result: Plans are accountable for outcomes and cost, without control over how benefit dollars are actually used.
Anchor sits between clinical decision-making and benefit delivery, ensuring that approved benefits are sequenced correctly, delivered, and tied to outcomes.
Sequences benefits across Medicare, Medicaid, and community programs
Tracks that services are delivered and verified
Enforces rules, limits, and payer-of-last-resort logic
Creates a system of record for benefit spend and status
Connects spend to utilization, outcomes, and total cost of care
Plans cannot verify how dollars are used
Cannot enforce benefit limits consistently
Cannot measure impact on utilization or cost
Cannot manage this category like other core drivers of spend
Benefit spend is visible, controlled, and measurable
Cross-payer execution is verified and traceable
Benefit execution is tied to CAHPS, Star Ratings, and quality performance
Care managers shift from coordination to clinical care
CAHPS scores, medication adherence, access to care, and member experience all influence Star Ratings. Non-medical benefits touch every one of these measures. Without a system to manage how they are delivered and measured, plans leave quality performance on the table.
Timely, coordinated benefit delivery directly shapes how members rate their plan experience in CAHPS surveys.
Verified delivery of non-medical benefits improves the quality measures that determine Star Rating levels and bonus payments.
Evidence tied to every execution event, structured to survive a CMS program audit, an NCQA file review, or a state Medicaid audit.
Most tools in this space focus on a single workflow, such as transportation, meals, or care coordination.
Anchor is different. It is the system of record for non-medical benefit execution, connecting spend to delivery to outcomes across Medicare and Medicaid.
Plans do not need another vendor portal. They need infrastructure that enforces rules, verifies delivery, and measures what actually works across programs, vendors, and benefit types.
Our team walks your quality and compliance teams through the evidence Anchor produces and how it maps to CMS program audits, NCQA file reviews, and state Medicaid audits. Bring an audit finding or a file review comment and we’ll show you what the record would look like.
Anchor is the evidence layer for non-medical benefit execution across Medicare and Medicaid: sequencing, ledger, and reporting.
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Last updated: January 2026
Anchor is built for health plans operating in a regulated, high-stakes environment. Our security and compliance posture reflects that responsibility.
Anchor operates as a Business Associate under HIPAA when processing protected health information on behalf of covered entities. We execute Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with all health plan partners prior to any data exchange. Our systems are designed to support the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards required under the HIPAA Security Rule.
All data transmitted to and from Anchor's systems is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher. Data at rest is encrypted using AES-256. Access to production systems is restricted by role-based access controls and multi-factor authentication.
Anchor's infrastructure is hosted on HIPAA-eligible cloud services. We maintain audit logs of system access and regularly review access permissions. Penetration testing and vulnerability assessments are conducted on a scheduled basis.
We maintain a list of subprocessors used in the delivery of our services and update it as our vendor relationships change. Health plan partners may request the current subprocessor list by contacting us directly.
Anchor maintains a documented incident response plan. In the event of a security incident affecting health plan data, we will notify affected partners in accordance with HIPAA Breach Notification Rule requirements and any applicable contractual obligations.
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