Cordata plans to support O2SL and QRT National’s proven methodology and independent operation, providing the resources and technology needed for them to expand their reach to even more communities across the country.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Cordata partner to address complex healthcare needs for children in foster care. This partnership will place critical information at the fingertips of clinicians and caseworkers to ensure optimal health outcomes for children in foster care.
Cordata is pleased to announce the acquisition of MedReportGuard, a comprehensive solution for supporting and meeting the needs of interpersonal violence survivors. The acquisition enables Cordata to continue extending its positive impact on the highest-risk populations.
With Cordata’s specialized docket technology, teams can document relevant treatment plans, coordinate care for participants, collect and track data to measure success, ensure compliance with certification requirements, and integrate with other participating community programs. Â
The partnership will enable TCRP, a non-profit that provides support to people struggling with addiction, to expand services, manage resources, identify trends, and improve outcomes for the people they serve.
Cordata will provide case management software and on-the-ground assistance that will empower teams to expand their reach and better support the individuals they serve.
The Learning Collaborative is a six-month-long opportunity designed to support senior state officials in the development and implementation of deflection and pre-arrest diversion initiatives.
Partners in the initiative include RecoveryOhio, the University of Cincinnati, QRT National/Operation to Save Lives, Ohio QRT Association and Cordata Healthcare Innovations.
IDENTITY is a proprietary technology that creates definitive matches between the healthcare organization’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) and the Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (CCWIS), which is essential to allow critical real-time data sharing to improve overall outcomes.
The Collaboration will Support Care Navigation in All Spine Centers Across the Health System
As a response to increased opioid overdose death rates, Ohio built infrastructure in partnership with Cordata’s Community Navigation Platform to connect data and streamline the day-to-day actions taken by QRTs.
Their collaboration pairs automated genetic data gathering with complex care planning to save time, make care more precise and streamline the full continuum of care.