Ingest
Pull live healthcare policy events from official federal and state sources.
Private beta for policy, strategy, and investor teams
RuleCascade ingests CMS rules, Congress bills, FDA actions, state Medicaid updates, and spending anomalies, then turns them into one consequence brief across policy impact, backlash risk, adoption likelihood, and market exposure.
How it works
Pull live healthcare policy events from official federal and state sources.
Link the event to programs, codes, states, stakeholders, and Medicaid spending signals.
Run consequence analysis and stakeholder narrative scenarios over a future horizon.
Return a concise readout with what changes, what blows up, and what to watch next.
Outputs
Map affected providers, programs, states, and care settings from a single rule or bill.
Estimate whether an event turns into provider revolt, audit scrutiny, or patient-access narrative.
Pressure-test whether hospitals, payers, and providers will implement or route around the change.
Translate policy shock into company exposure and plausible market narratives without pretending to be a trading bot.
Use cases
Follow a CMS or Congress proposal through implementation, backlash, and downstream exposure.
Turn a spending spike or provider concentration pattern into a scrutiny and media-risk scenario.
Pressure-test whether a policy or operational change survives committee review and budget reality.
Map reimbursement and regulatory events into exposed public healthcare names and watch signals.
Sources
The engine already pulls from CMS Federal Register items, CMS Newsroom releases, Congress health bills, FDA device announcements, selected state Medicaid bulletins, and a hosted Medicaid spending lake.
The goal is not generic sentiment. It is consequence modeling that starts from real policy text, real healthcare context, and real exposure signals.
RuleCascade beta
The live dashboard is running now. The public site lives here, and the private beta app stays behind auth.