Home health care network management and claims processing platform
Tango operates a home health management platform connecting payers to a network of clinical providers, with deep claims and encounter-data processing built on Azure and SQL Server. The tech stack reveals a mature healthcare operations engine: EDI integration, encounter file handling (837i/837p), auto-adjudication logic, and an active migration from Azure Synapse to Fabric—indicating a shift toward unified cloud analytics. Hiring velocity is accelerating across healthcare operations and engineering roles, while internal pain points center on claims throughput, encounter data accuracy, and scaling data governance.
Tango manages home health care delivery and claims on behalf of health plans and payers. The company operates as a network facilitator and benefit administrator, sitting between payers and home health providers to standardize care delivery and reduce cost. Founded in 1987, the company has scaled to 201–500 employees across healthcare operations, engineering, data, and compliance functions. Core work includes encounter file processing, claims adjudication, network management, and reporting to payers. The business is anchored in healthcare operations and data infrastructure rather than direct patient care.
Tango runs on Microsoft 365 (Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive), Azure cloud infrastructure (including Azure Fabric), SQL Server, .NET/C#, React front-end, Python/Apache Spark for data work, EDI for claims, and testing tools like Selenium and Playwright.
Active projects include 837i/837p encounter file implementation, claims auto-adjudication, data pipeline migration from Synapse to Fabric, data mesh design, and process automation for claims reprocessing and adjustments.
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