The Gratefulness of Today
In the world of Health IT, it is easy to get caught up in all the work that has to be done (example: interoperability) or […]
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Medicaid: The Stories Behind the Systems
In the world of Health IT, we tend to focus on technical terms like big data, modular and interoperability. However, behind each of our systems […]
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CNSI Helps Brings STEM Education Back to TX
When a natural disaster hits, there are so many elements of life that are uprooted, burn down, washed away—literally. From homes stored with memories, to […]
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CNSI’s Latest Win: What It Means
CNSI recently announced our latest contract win, a 4.5 year, $35 million project to engineer the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Encounter Data Processing […]
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NHIT Week: The Consumer is Still King
National Health IT Week is coming to a close. We’ve covered topics such as cyber security, interoperability, and what’s next on the horizon for the Office […]
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NHIT Week: Cyber Security – A Shared Responsibility
Welcome to Day Two of National Health IT Week. If you’re tracking the agenda, you will notice there is a lot of focus on healthcare […]
Read MoreWe’re Taking Part in #NHITWeek. Are you?
This week is National Health IT Week, and we’re jumping in headfirst here at CNSI. If the event seems tailor-made for a company like CNSI, […]
Read MoreMillennials Seek Inter-connectivity, Even in Health Care
Millennials are now the country’s largest demographic cohort, having recently overtaken the Baby Boomers. Ranging from about 20 years old to 35 years old, this […]
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Cyber Security, Meet Internet of Things
We’ve talked plenty about cybersecurity in the past. We’ve also talked about connected medical devices on occasion. The time has come to talk about the […]
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MESC 2017: got modularity?
Every year, CNSI posts a blog welcoming Medicaid industry leaders to the annual Medicaid Enterprise Systems Conference (MESC). With the 2017 conference being held in […]
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