Blog

• API

New Feature - API

I am excited to announce we finished version 1.0 of the Olive API and it is in production. We’re excited about this new feature because Olive has the ability to integrate into EMR’s (EPIC, Cerner, AllScripts, OpenMRS, and more) and other health care related systems. Having an API helps close the loop on the needs of providers & case managers working together without having to spend countless hours manually updating health records. This results in less work for everyone involved, and more importantly, better patient care.

• Audit

Benefits of Paperless Auditing

Audits of programs, including case management documentation, are a normal occurrence in the world of public health today.

• My Story

Nancy Leidelmeijer - Co-founder - My Story

Born in Los Angeles, California to Dutch Indonesian parents who moved our family back to The Netherlands when I was eight, I spent several years after high school kind of directionless. I started school in Los Angeles County, but, speaking no Dutch at the time, was made to repeat a grade when we moved to The Netherlands. That put me a year behind my peers. I was unfocused, unmotivated, and done with high school, I was positive I was never setting foot in a school again.

• My Story

Todd Mueller - Co-founder - My Story

I remember the first time I was in the dark room developing my first roll of film that I just shot. The room was dark, lit brightly enough by the red, safe light. The air was thick with the smell of film chemicals wafting around.

• Electronic Case Management

Improving Service Delivery with Electronic Case Management 

Nowhere is the case for electronic case management to be better made than in health and human services. Even in a thriving economy, disadvantaged populations exist and are the most in need. As the economy shrinks in times of crises and unemployment increases, the need for health and human case management services increases. So does the need to document client information and circumstances to ensure clients’ needs are met.