No government function is more affected by advances in technology than health care. And innovation goes beyond just developing new medical devices; it's about innovating the way medical information is managed and used. New methods of accessing, sharing, and utilizing health care records and information are changing the way health care providers deliver care. Aquilent applies special expertise in web system technologies to modernize the way government agencies administer and manage health care.

With more than 30 years of experience serving the federal government, we understand the unique challenges—internal and external—agencies face in adapting to the next generation of health care. Through our ongoing support of government health organizations—including the Military Health Systems, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Department of Health and Human Services—we've established proven systems, mature processes, and best practices that uniquely position us to address your agency's health care–related technology needs.

Our solutions are designed to create efficiencies, foster collaboration, establish transparency, and provide excellent care to constituents. From creating internal business applications to building constituent-facing health care portals, we can help you:

• Realize significant cost savings by reducing inefficiencies, establishing standards, and eliminating redundancies
• Protect and maintain critical data for continuing operation in the event of disasters or system failures
• Improve technology infrastructure by integrating new technology platforms with legacy systems

• Provide tools to help patients navigate through the health care lifecycles
• Give patients better access to medical records and health care information, including enhanced communication with health care providers
• Provide improved access to benefits information and services through user-friendly, self-service applications and web portals
• Make well-informed decisions by creating reporting tools that integrate available medical and health care data
• Provide better service to providers and patients through transparent and streamlined sharing of information, data, and records
• Enhance communication and collaboration among patients, their families, and health care providers

• Create web-based systems for secure and controlled collaboration, communication, and information sharing among staff
• Establish metrics and processes to measure the performance and effectiveness of business processes
• Prepare your agency for future medical advances by creating a flexible and adaptable technology infrastructure