You pay for 100% of your members.
You measure 7%.
of behavioral health risk is
unmeasured, unmanaged, and unpriced.
This is not a utilization problem. It's a measurement failure.
That gap has a measurable cost.
Both models recalculate live as you enter your population. Drawn from entirely different published source sets — they share zero inputs.
Where two independent models converge — taken at the conservative bound.
The structural model explains why the exposure must exist. The two external models independently validate where it lands. The PDI is the conservative number you take home.
Here's why that number exists.
The Pre-Diagnostic Index™ measures the exposure. O2OS™ is the infrastructure that closes it — one layer at a time.
Most members never reach validated behavioral measurement at all.
A standardized measurement layer deployed across the entire member population — not just the subset that reaches a clinical visit.
Single-test screening tools misclassify roughly one in four measured individuals.
A continuous, multi-domain measurement signal that replaces point-in-time screening error with an architecturally stable index.
Most positive signals never translate into care. Identification without connection does nothing.
Routing infrastructure that converts every positive Stress Number™ into a committed intervention pathway.
The patent-derived causal architecture that explains why the two external models must agree.
Methodology: Exposure model derived from CMS utilization data, peer-reviewed sensitivity benchmarks, and published referral conversion studies. Published by The Oxygen Plan Corporation for institutional discussion and methodological transparency. Utility patent application pending.
From commercial payers to Medicaid MCOs, from reinsurance to self-insured employers — the PDI behaves identically. Same math. Different member bases.
60 Institutional Use Cases →The Oxygen Plan Corporation licenses institutional use of the Pre-Diagnostic Index™ and its three infrastructure layers: