System & Application Development
Collaborative Solutions. Scalable Technologies. Agile Development.
what we do
As a trusted IT partner to the federal government for more than 45 years, Telligen understands federal health programs — their goals, the populations they serve, how they work and the challenges they face.
When the federal government needed a nationwide physician quality reporting system, Telligen was there. When CMS needed a reliable partner to execute its first cloud-based interoperability solution, our developers rose to the challenge.
Today, Telligen helps government agencies meet increasing demands to make the right data available at the right time to the right people. We employ cutting edge technologies and practices — like DevOps, Agile & Lean UX — to deliver mission-specific or custom-built solutions that drive improvements in cost, quality and outcomes.
“I just saw the [Data Element Library] search enhancements and think it’s awesome- what a terrific job!”
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how we do it
Telligen collaborates with agencies throughout the entire life cycle of a project to deliver results that:
- Modernize service delivery through cloud hosting services, automation and mobile technologies
- Optimize functionality of current IT investments- Understand end-user goals and develop solutions based on their preferences
- Show scalable results quickly and easily adapt to user needs
- Embrace industry management practices including:
- Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) and adherence to International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Lean-Kaizen, Kanban, Agile Scrum, Extreme Programming and CMS XLC/TLC, HCD, SAFE project management
success story
The Project: CMS’ Data Element Library
Telligen’s Role: Development, programming, server maintenance, deployments and coding
“The Data Element Library supports the use and sharing of data and aligns with a government-wide effort strengthening the interoperability of health information. It also closely aligns with CMS’ Patient Over Paperwork initiative focused on reducing administrative burden and costs while improving care coordination, outcomes and a patient’s ability to make decisions about their own care.”
Seema Verma, CMS Administrator