Case Study: Large U.S. Healthcare Provider sustains critical patient care during hurricane supply-chain disruptions with Denodo Technologies

Large Healthcare Provider Mobilizes to Deliver Care After Hurricane Shocks Supply Chain

A large U.S. healthcare provider with 15 hospitals and more than 1,000 outpatient clinics faced a sudden supply-chain crisis when a category-four hurricane shut down the country’s largest IV manufacturer. The organization was already struggling with rapid data growth, legacy infrastructure limits, and the need to move from basic reporting to real‑time predictive analytics—shortcomings that threatened its ability to quickly predict demand and reallocate scarce clinical supplies.

The provider implemented the Denodo Platform as a semantic layer connecting Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, EMRs and other sources, enabling consolidated real‑time data access and governance without heavy ETL. By running predictive models on that unified data, the team forecasted IV demand, deferred or moved appointments, and reallocated supplies—maintaining operational continuity, reducing integration overhead, improving analytics, and ensuring care for the most critical patients.