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February 15, 2024 – 11:00 AM, MST
Duration: 1 hour
Duration: 1 hour
How do you take the limited resources available and translate them into a maximum of lives changed? Through powerful and flexible case management software, organizations can open the door to greater community outcomes, which translates to greater efficiency, money saved, and more people getting the help they need.
This webinar is to help you elevate your community’s ability to move beyond compliance with HIFIS. Health and social service organizations are starting to realize the benefits of using technology effectively, ditching the spreadsheets, and preventing crises before they arise.
We will be joined by two of our social service experts, who will go in depth into how ClientTrack, Eccovia’s case management platform, can adapt to virtually any health and social service need.
This webinar is to help you elevate your community’s ability to move beyond compliance with HIFIS. Health and social service organizations are starting to realize the benefits of using technology effectively, ditching the spreadsheets, and preventing crises before they arise.
We will be joined by two of our social service experts, who will go in depth into how ClientTrack, Eccovia’s case management platform, can adapt to virtually any health and social service need.
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David Lewis
David serves as Eccovia’s vice president of Strategy, as well as the vice chairman of the Board for the National Human Services Data Consortium (NHSDC). David has over 14 years of experience in housing and economic development, and has served in a variety of important roles in this field, including as the HMIS manager for the City of Spokane, Washington.
Stacy Burda
Stacy is a senior solutions engineer at Eccovia. Her experience with ClientTrack stretches back to her work with nonprofit human services organizations, where she used the platform as an end user and system administrator. Since joining Eccovia in 2012, Stacy has served as a client success manager, solutions engineer, business analyst, implementation engineer, and more.
