Why Choose PH-Doc

PH-Doc is owned and designed by local public health agencies of the Minnesota Counties Computer Cooperative (“MnCCC”) and developed by Avenu Insights & Analytics. Through the combined experience and recent collaboration with the Mayo Clinic and the Southeastern Minnesota Beacon Grant, PH-Doc agencies are actively using interoperability to provide timely and accurate services to their populations

Highlights

Alerts for hospital admissions/discharges
Request external CDA documents
Create Public Health CDA
Medication Reconciliation
Drug-to-drug Interactions
OMAHA System methodology
HIPAA 5010
837I and 837P claims
Automated 835 remittances
Environmental Health
School Portal

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85 years of combined experience in Local Public Health

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• "I am continually amazed and pleased with the capacity of this system to help us capture our work in a meaningful way"
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• - Renee S. Frauendienst
  Public Health Division Director
  Stearns County Human Services
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• "PH-Doc is a robust program that has helped Public Health stay up-to-date with the changing technology of healthcare."
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• - Morrison County Public Health
  
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• "[Conduent] offers knowledgeable and readily accessible customer support staff who work effortlessly to solve our problems in a timely manner."
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• - Rebecca Graham
  Public Health Nurse
  Wright County Human Services

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• "PH-Doc supports public health activities and manages our daily operations while remaining agile and cost-effective in a rapidly changing environment."
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• - Daniel Jensen
  Associate Director
  Olmsted County Public Health Services

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• "PH-Doc is a powerful electronic health record that supports public health. The ability to tailor this EHR to the needs of public health is truly a unique approach to software development totally driven by the customer needs. "
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• - MVNA
  

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• "PH-Doc is a very valuable software system and we are excited to learn more about it's capabilities every day!"
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• - Freeborn County Public Health
  
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