Government Healthcare Transformation Solutions
Challenging Times
Health and Human Services agencies are facing greater challenges today than ever before, and the current outlook suggests those challenges will continue well into the future. Today more than ever before, governments must be focused on managing a growing demand for services while optimizing budgets and improving the quality of their services.
Governments need to find new and effective ways to deal with:
- Optimizing resources
- Growing demand for public program services
- Increasing cost of care delivery
- Improving outcomes and quality of healthcare services
These conditions are further complicated by the fact that governments operate in an environment that is fragmented by political, economic and cultural concerns. How is it possible to transition to more effective processes and technology that can deliver better healthcare value while immersed in a complex and changing environment?
Moving Forward
To transform, you must find ways to keep a number of moving parts working together while finding meaningful ways to gain flexibility, deliver results and balance public and private interests. This transition must be made in carefully planned steps. HP can help..
Through a transformation process called The 360-Degree Health Care Continuum, HP provides a framework for health and human services organizations and other participants in the healthcare system to address the critical goals of lowering costs, improving care and increasing efficiency. This approach helps realize a substantial return on investment (ROI) by focusing on innovative solutions that lead to:
- Improved distribution of knowledge: turning data into information and information into knowledge for use by consumers, providers and payers
- Consumer empowerment: giving patients and their families and advocates the knowledge and ability to make choices
- Performance improvement: working in collaboration with patients and providers to promote safety, quality and value
- Streamlined business processes: deconstructing processes to reduce administrative costs and effort, and to promote efficiency and effectiveness
- Leveraged, modernized infrastructure and applications: using the investments we make to support multiple reuse by a variety of stakeholders and programs, and to reduce the costs and maximize the value of modernization
As the largest healthcare technology company, HP is uniquely suited to help you take advantage of the latest information technology (IT) advances and economies of scale.
Getting Results
Currently, HP handles 35 percent of all Medicare and Medicaid claims in the United States and processes 2.4 billion healthcare transactions annually. Our experience at the federal and state levels makes us uniquely qualified to help the agencies we serve to:
- Lower administrative costs to benefit dollar expenditure
- Achieve certification to increase federal funding of systems
- Reduce medication errors
- Decrease claims processing time
- Improve the quality of healthcare
Find out how your agency can benefit from working with the healthcare industry's largest provider of business process management services. Among the services provided by HP:
- Eligibility Solution for US State & Local
- Medical Management Solution
- Care Network Solution
- interChange Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS)
- Immunization Information System Customization and Support Services
- E-Prescribing Solutions
- DUR+
- Decision Support Services
- Healthcare Portal Solutions
More Information
The HP and CĂșram solution for Social Enterprise Management Solution Overview PDF
Cost Containment Services At-A-Glance
Download the Streamlining Enrollment and Paperless Verification White Paper
HP Vice President and General Manager, Global Healthcare for HP Enterprise Services: Barbara Anderson
Barbara Anderson is HP Vice President and General Manager, Global Healthcare for HP Enterprise Services. She is responsible for global delivery of services for all of HP Enterprise Services healthcare accounts. Previously, Anderson served as a vice president in the Global Healthcare Industry Group with responsibility for all U.S. state and local government healthcare business.

