Overview

SCI has been helping public- and private-sector institutions improve our national health care system since 2003. From our first client within the Department of Health and Human Services, known as the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services, we have become a major player in helping governments, hospitals, health systems, health insurers, payers and providers, and health information exchange organizations use health information technology to:

• Improve Quality
  Improve health care quality and elevate the standards of acceptable performance;
• Reduce Costs
  Reduce health care costs, administration, and paperwork;
• Increase Efficiency
  Streamline workflows and processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness;
• Prevent Fraud and Abuse
  Identify, mitigate, prevent, and protect against medical errors of all types; and
• Share Information
  Expand national access to coordinated, high-quality health care services.

But we are also focused on strategic priorities that extend beyond internal improvements. In light of the pervasiveness of medical fraud, waste, and abuse over the last decade, coupled with the fundamental challenges of maintaining current and accurate data, securing personal health information, and facilitating IT adoption among opposing factions, SCI has emerged as a trusted partner that helps its clients from strategic advisory counsel and requirements definition to policy analysis and regulatory compliance to IT development, adoption, and communication.

Our goal is to help health care institutions improve and expand coordinated, quality care, use health information systems to securely communicate and share data more often, and streamline operations to optimize performance and reduce costs.

In other words, we want to make healthcare more affordable and widely accessible while reducing costs and increasing jobs.

Focused. Ambitious. Patriotic.

When it comes to national healthcare, that's SCi in a nutshell.