Industries · FQHCs & Community Health

Every report your funders ask for, from one record.

A community health centre answers to payers, funders, auditors and a board, and each of them wants the same underlying facts assembled a different way. Record those facts once and a new reporting requirement stops costing a month of somebody's life.

Attergo: the dashboard, showing the measures that matter today with what needs attention beside them.
The problem

The reporting burden is a staffing problem in disguise.

The evidence exists. It is spread across an EHR, a pharmacy system, a spreadsheet somebody maintains and a filing cabinet, and every cycle a small number of people reassemble it by hand under a deadline. Those are the same hours the centre needed for patients.

What you get

Four things change on the first day.

One record behind every report

Events are kept as they arrived and kept for years. A reporting requirement that did not exist last year is answered out of what you already hold.

Dispensing economics you can see monthly

Contract pharmacy and in house dispensing priced per fill against what you paid, so a programme that is quietly losing money shows up in days.

Every obligation with an owner and a date

Licenses, credentials, attestations and policy sign offs in one scored register. An expiry becomes a task while it is still routine paperwork.

Every look at a chart recorded

Reads of protected data are logged, not only changes. Who saw what and when is an answer you can produce, not an investigation you have to open.

Why it fits

Multi site, multi funder, one system.

Every figure carries the site it came from, roles are scoped per site, and access is denied by default. The record that satisfies a payer satisfies an auditor, because both are asking what happened and when.

One platform, one record, one login. You license the capabilities you want and operate them as a single system, and every figure on every screen shows the arithmetic that produced it.

Start with one facility.

A read-only connection and credentials you can revoke. We come back with what the last month actually cost you, using your own numbers.