Welcome to i2i Systems, Inc.
i2i Systems is the leader in population health management systems. We have an innovative approach to software development and a commitment to interoperability.
Our leading edge comprehensive health and disease management system, i2iTracks, is easy to use and eliminates duplicate data entry. Self-populating through an intelligent interface with your patient management system, lab or pharmacy system, i2iTracks can manage the health of an individual patient or an entire population.
With Tracks it’s easy to create measurable improvements in the quality of care with ready to use or customizable disease/condition registries, preventive health management protocols, referral tracking, and reporting tools. We support reporting requirements for the UDS Table 7, GPRA, “IHS” and the Health Disparities Collaborative.
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i2iTracks 2nd Annual
User Conference
User Conference 2008 was held June 11-13, 2008 at the DoubleTree Hotel located in Rohnert Park, CA.
The First Annual i2iTracks
User Conference!
The first annual i2iTracks user conference was a huge success. We had over 120 attendees representing more than 80 health centers across the country.
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News
- Janice Nicholson has recently been honored
- by the North Bay Business Journal. Janice received the "2008 Women in Business" Award for Women in Technology!
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- Better Chronic Disease Care Through Technology: Health Care Foundations Unveil $4.5 Million Program
- Disease registries can help safety-net clinics ensure needed care.
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- CHCF leads the way to better chronic disease care through funding systems like i2iTracks
- “Grants will subsidize up to 50% of the costs of acquiring chronic disease management software or a disease registry tool, plus an additional 20% of that amount up to a total of $40,000 for implementing a quality improvement program. Grants will be made to clinics and consortia to promote quality improvement…” Read more . . .
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