CIBER offers a dedicated healthcare services delivery group, dozens of mature healthcare software products, and multiple pools of health-related expertise and resources, providing our Federal customers with an array of services that start with enterprise architecture development and end with training in healthcare delivery management applications.
Increasingly, healthcare professionals are relying on IT to reduce cost, improve efficiency, and improve the quality of medical services. CIBER develops solutions that meet the needs of healthcare providers and payers; distributors; manufacturers; state, local, and Federal Government entities; and non-profit health organizations.
CIBER's strength is partnering with our customers to create innovative strategies, delivered through technology and process-driven solutions. We have provided IT services to the healthcare industry since 1975, focusing on the industry’s mission and needs, and we continue to deliver technology that supports mission-critical initiatives. CIBER supports public health organizations in securing the health of our nation and our world. We offer solutions to prevent, prepare for, detect, respond, and communicate public health threats, whether they are naturally occurring, accidental, or an act of terrorism.
Healthcare Service Delivery
Our full complement of PMI, ITIL, CMMI, ISO, Lean Six Sigma, and other quality certifications contribute to successful project delivery. CIBER supports standards setting organizations such as HL7 and OASIS, as well as making the most of Health Information Exchange (HIE) systems to implement Electronic Health Records (EHR). CIBER also works with our healthcare clients to ensure HIPAA, ICD-10, and EDI 5010 compliance.
CIBER’s understanding of the needs and wants of the healthcare professional is derived from experience delivering service to the CDC, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the NIH, the Veterans Health Administration, Womack Army Medical Center, and numerous Woman and Infant Care (WIC) and Health and Human Services state initiatives.
Integrating Healthcare Management Systems
Dynamic enterprise architectures are essential to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare profession. With new Federal and State initiatives to expand healthcare, automate healthcare records, and streamline entitlement programs, having a SOA-based enterprise architecture is essential. Systems must be able to support initiatives to build life-long health histories for patients from information stored in diverse systems, secured and available through a single access point. Agencies must be able to provide access to care, deliver health services, manage business operations, and address an array of health management issues, needs, and requirements. Different systems on different platforms must be joined to make diverse systems interoperable, to communicate with remote systems, and to preserve your investment in legacy systems.
CIBER’s enterprise architecture experts provide support in developing:
- Conceptual enterprise architecture—the essential framework
- Business and technical services—the heart of the implementation
- Enabling technologies—tie services together to achieve business functionality
- Governance standards, policies, and metrics—control incremental development of over time
- Organizational and behavioral models—align business processes with new systems
Leveraging Technology to Develop and Support Healthcare Systems
CIBER offers full lifecycle healthcare systems application development. We help our customers work with existing infrastructures and provide solutions that address their business and mission objectives. CIBER can help you with:
- Application development and maintenance services
- System integration, including back-end and customer facing systems, applications portfolio and IT assets management
- Application maintenance and support
CIBER realizes the benefit of proactively addressing customers’ needs and developing systems to meet recognized problems. For example, CIBER developed Health Records System (HRS) to support state Medicaid patient information systems using existing applications and infrastructures. HRS provides agencies with an integrated, clinical view of beneficiaries selected for utilization review and case management and communicates this information to providers for real-time prior authorization processing. The system efficiently manages processing and reporting tasks, realizing significantly lower costs and higher productivity. Health agencies enhance medical record research, manage clinical cases more effectively, and eliminate inappropriate treatment. CIBER also developed a wellness tracking and monitoring system for military leadership that is used at several Army installations.
Operating and Maintaining Healthcare IT Infrastructures
The reliability and availability of the IT infrastructure is critical in hospital and clinical settings. CIBER keeps systems functioning through our 24/7/365 help desk support: receiving, routing, resolving, and managing service delivery. We provide comprehensive capabilities (on- or off-site) to monitor and manage your communications network, servers, applications, and data flows down to the bedside—providing support according to the defined level of service your organization needs.
Getting the Most from Healthcare Programs
CIBER’s award-winning approaches to instructor-led and media-based training can help you get the most out of your systems while spending less to achieve your training goals. We start with a thorough analysis to identify course goals, objectives, and content, and more importantly, the most cost-effective method for delivering results. Our training experience ranges from teaching public health inspectors how to perform effective evaluations to teaching clinicians in third world countries in how to implement better public health programs.
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