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WA State Department of Social &
Health Services
WA State Department of Health
Entrofusion, Inc.
Good Samaritan Hospital
Apple Physical Therapy
NextRx
Group Health Cooperative
WA State Department
of Social & Health Services
OCG provided project management, business design and vendor
management for the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) Re-Procurement
project. The MMIS is one of the largest transaction and decision support systems
in the State. This 5 year, $137 Million project will replace the aging legacy
MMIS and other ancillary systems within the department as well as implement new
capabilities that will result in the new MMIS being the primary enterprise
system for paying providers of services to DSHS clients. The new system impacts
every administration within DSHS.
The project successfully completed the procurement phase in
December 2004 resulting in a contract with a primary vendor responsible for the
design, development and implementation of the system.
OCG is responsible for managing all aspects of the project in conjunction
with the Vendor’s Project Manager. On the DSHS side, the project includes a core
team of 37 FTE’s with an additional 21 FTE’s representing the various
administrations assigned to the project. At peak staffing, there will be up to
180 vendor staff assigned to the project.
OCG also provided project management, business design and
vendor management for the MMIS HIPAA project.
This was a project to upgrade the Medicaid Management Information System
to be compliant with the then new HIPAA Transaction and Code Set Rules. The
project developed front-end and middleware functionality to allow the MMIS
system to receive, process and transmit HIPAA compliant transactions.
WA State Department
of Health
OCG created the PHIMS application for the State of
Washington Department of Health - a web-based application for the capture and
reporting of incidents of contagious diseases. The application is a multi-tiered
architecture using Microsoft tools, services and data stores. This
object-oriented, component based applications runs in an intranet environment.
Technology: ASP, COM+, XML, VB, Javascript and SQL Server.
Entrofusion, Inc.
Olympic Consulting Group developed PHfusion as part owner
and prime contractor for Entrofusion, Inc. PHfusion
is the premier solution for event management for public health epidemiologists.
PHfusion exceeded the functionality, usability and configurability of any other
COTS application available on the market for Public Health Agencies. PHfusion is
.NET-based application that improves health agencies' ability to identify and
track emerging infectious diseases (including potential bioterrorism attacks),
investigate outbreaks, and monitor disease trends.
Good Samaritan
Hospital
OCG provided IT management services in the operations and
network management functions.
Apple Physical Therapy
OCG completed a high-level audit of the IT function
including operations, network, applications and personnel.
NextRx
OCG consultants were principal designers and developers of
a revolutionary automated hospital pharmacy system, which dispenses true unit
dose medications into secure mobile carts - from which medications are removed
and administered to patients. The commercial product prototype, developed by
Seattle-based NextRx, included a robust object-oriented architecture.
The NextCentral System controlled the automated dispensing
of true unit dose medications in the hospital pharmacy into secure carts.
The system interfaced directly into hospital’s patient record systems for
up to the minute patient assignment and prescription orders.
The NextPatient System consisted of mobile secure carts
deployed to the hospital wards and hand-held devices which allowed nurses to
retrieve medications, verify the patients and meds via bar code scanning, and
record medication administration.
The system includes operator touch screens, hand-held
personal PCs with built-in scanners, wireless mobile laptops, workstations and
multiple servers. OCG's senior consultants played pivotal roles in the
development of the architecture, and designed 100% of the interfaces for the
commercial product. Technology: J2EE, Java Swing, HTML, DHTML, XML, XSLT,
Oracle.
Group Health
Cooperative
OCG was responsible for the development of a client/server
application for journal entry as a front end to a mainframe-based general ledger
system. The application was written using Access 2000 and SQL Server. The
application involves the journal entry validation and import functions against
values downloaded from the mainframe, and the upload of validated transactions
to the mainframe.
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