HMIS Data Migration Project
A central component of Worcester County new closed referral / triage system is the integration of service delivery across distinct programs. In order to achieve a tight integration in HMIS, UPTHOUGHT worked with Worcester County HMIS to migrate tens of thousands of records into a single, shared HMIS implementation.
On Wednesday we put the finishing touches on the data migration project, which was the larged in 6 year history of Worcester County HMIS.
Client: Worcester County HMIS
The Point in Time Count Gets a Makeover
To coincide with the Annual Point in Time Count (January 27), UPTHOUGHT launched a new tool for Worcester County HMIS which enables them to execute the Point in Time Survey in a fraction of the time.
No more paper surveys, snail mail, fax, or trying to track down who has responded and who has not... It's all consolidated in a single, easy to use, online Point in Time Count tool!
Instead of manually collecting survey data from over 100 programs in Worcester County, the new tool enables Worcester County HMIS staff to send automatic survey requests via email to the appropriate program contacts at each agency. Those contacts then follow a link to a unique survey specific to their program. With the click of a button they are able to submit their completed survey for review.
This will also be a critical feature enabling HMIS staff to complete spot surveys throughout the year to use as an audit point against HMIS data.
Very cool!
Client: Worcester County HMIS
September 11 Memorial
Through the Making the Parts Whole reflection site, The College of the Holy Cross and UPTHOUGHT offer a solemn memorial on the anniversary of September 11, 2001.
Client: College of the Holy Cross
Roomorama gets mention in New York Times
Roomorama got a great mention in today's NY Times under the "Great Homes and Destinations" section. Click here to read the article.
Client: Roomorama
UPTHOUGHT launches new site and applications for MIIA
UPTHOUGHT launched a brand new website for MIIA today. The website includes multiple applications within the site that MIIA and their members use in collaboration with Massachusetts Municipalities. Check out the new website here.
Client: MIIA
Street Attack continues to generate a solid following on their new blog "Mess with Texas," where their purpose is to ignite grassroots activity around causes by connecting activists with the proper tools to spread messages.
Pretty great stuff .... give it a look!