Health Monitoring Systems makes the difference when time matters most.

Health Monitoring Systems

At Health Monitoring Systems (HMS), our goal is to provide Public Health officials with the tools that enhance their ability to safeguard the health of the communities they serve.

Our Communtiy Health Surveillance service, EpiCenter and our Syndromic Surveillance service EpiStart, analyze health-related data in real time using a software-as-a-service approach. Over 500 health departments, physicians’ practices, and hospitals nationwide utilize HMS’ systems, which both provide Meaningful Use Syndromic Surveillance compliance.

No onsite software or hardware is required to utilize EpiCenter or EpiStart. And HMS provides automatic system updates and secure transfer of all data collated.

When the systems discover a potential health treat, an immediate notification is sent to the Public Health Department.

Commitment to Service

HMS’ team of industry professionals understands the importance of collecting and utilizing the information gleaned from public health data. Our management team is comprised of industry experts with backgrounds in information technology, software engineering, public health, and business management.

The software development and client relations staff consists of technologists, experts in healthcare and nursing, PhD level researchers, and software professionals. This combination of experience creates a unique blend of talent that benefits our clients.

Contact us today to discuss how HMS can help you to better manage and ensure your community’s health.

 

HMS Featured in Pittsburgh Tribune Review
"Last week, Health Monitoring Systems added the Pennsylvania Department of Health to its growing list of a dozen state-agency customers and about 550 hospitals nationwide using its health surveillance and monitoring service. The home-state deal adds to the company's claim as the nation's largest provider of community-health surveillance." Read the full article in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review Online.
 
Pittsburgh's Health Monitoring Systems Helping New Jersey Department of Health Monitor Effects of Superstorm Nemo

(Pittsburgh, PA)—While Superstorm Nemo is only expected to produce an inch of snow in Pittsburgh, areas to our north and east are bracing for the worst. North Side based Health Monitoring Systems is helping public health officials in New Jersey, which is preparing for 12-18 inches of snow, to proactively monitor this potential public health emergency.
 
Modular Certification Helps Hospitals Achieve MU Compliance

HMS is currently working toward receiving Modular Certification (Public Health Surveillance) for its Mergence platform.  The key to this certification is the utilization of HMS’ Mergence data integration engine. Mergence is a service provided to a medical facility—and has been fine-tuned by HMS to meet client needs.

 

This will assist hospitals in achieving Meaningful Use Compliance—without requiring facilities to change their current EpiCenter data feeds. Data from Mergence is sent in certified, secure format to HMS’ EpiCenter system.
 
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