Home health care management services for payers via a provider network
tango manages home health benefits on behalf of payers, coordinating care through a network of home-based providers. Its stack pairs a Microsoft core (Azure, .NET, SQL Server, Power BI, Azure Fabric) with FHIR and legacy big-data tools like Teradata, Greenplum and Hadoop, pointing to heavy claims and clinical data work. Current hiring leans clinical with a legal hire, aligned with pain points around care variation, acute readmissions and contract risk.
tango, formerly Professional Health Care Network (PHCN), is a privately held home health care management company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, founded in 1987. It works with health plans and other payers as a single point of management for the home health benefit. Patients receive clinical care at home through tango's network of providers, with the company overseeing quality and cost. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States.
tango manages home health care benefits for payers, delivering home-based clinical care through a provider network while overseeing quality, cost and compliance.
tango runs on Microsoft tooling including Azure, Azure Fabric, .NET, C#, SQL Server, Power BI and Azure DevOps, plus React, TypeScript, Python, Apache Spark, FHIR, Teradata and Hadoop.
tango is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and currently hires in the United States, mainly for healthcare and legal roles.
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