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HEALTH AND HUMAN
SERVICES  (HHS) PROGRAM

Community Action, New Technology and Living Better...

Project Feedback |
Digital Community Action Network

Overview: Early childhood development is crucial the future of America. Feedback | Digital Community Action Network is an advanced web-based business intelligence platform for capturing HHS community action services data. Community Action Agencies provide services and support to help needy citizens overcome obstacles to self-sufficiency. Feedback helps Community Action Agencies deliver the highest quality of services to people in need and ensure compliance with electronic records and reporting requirements. It also empowers State Community Action Associations with a suite of standard and custom reports for compliance, program analysis and funding efforts.

Access: Feedback resides in the BroadRiver Enterprise and be tailored and provided at no cost to all State Community Action Associations and Community Action Agencies with priority for agencies that service disadvantaged communities.

Economic Impact: This program creates an estimated 1,000+ new jobs across the nation for FTEs and PTEs, including positions for web developers, database administrators, account managers, and support staff. Providing this feature-rich web application to all State Community Action Associations and Community Action Agencies at no-cost means they can work more efficiency and ensure compliance with program requirements regarding electronic records. This will help to ensure they can continue providing critical human services in their community without interruption.


Project E-Health

Overview: HSFA is developing certified Electronic Health Record (HER) technology for secure web-based access via the BroadRiver Enterprise. This application will allow physicians to log on securely, generate electronic prescriptions and store digital patient medical records. These records will be accessible via managed access for pharmacies and other physician-authorized representatives and responsible organizations, e.g. Medicaid / Medicare.


Access: The resulting deliverable will be provided to all physicians and related organizations at low or no cost of ownership based on their disadvantaged status or the community they service, specifically those located in rural or other medically underserved areas, and safety net providers that deliver a significant level of health care to uninsured individuals, Medicaid beneficiaries, SCHIP beneficiaries, and other vulnerable individuals.

Economic Impact: This program creates an estimated 200+ new jobs across the nation for FTEs and PTEs, including positions for web developers, support staff, program administrators and call center resources. By offering this resource at no cost, we allow more physicians to maintain complete and accurate patient records, reducing the cost of medical care, increasing the efficiency of their office and the administration of prescriptions as well as decreasing environmental impact from paperwork reduction.

Reference: This project supports requirements under Division A, Title XIII, “Health Information Technology”, and Division B, Title IV, “Health Information Technology”, of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the current Administration’s Agenda on electronic health records.


Project Little Language

Overview: This program provides foreign language resources to schools and community centers. It’s designed to target children from grades 3 – 8 and teach them one or more foreign languages. The objective of this program is to introduce multiple languages and cultures to children at an early age when studies show they are most effectively absorbed. This program has the potential to produce more qualified foreign services agents and result in a more culturally sensitive America.

Access: Language learning resources will be provided to schools and early childhood development programs at no cost.

Economic Impact: This program creates an estimated 150,000+ new jobs across the nation for FTEs and PTEs, including positions for program administrators, teachers, support staff, and Learning Center resources. 

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