Introduction

CITI’s EBMS-Unify is a Child Welfare specific product. It has been built on our Eligibility Benefit Management System (EBMS) an enterprise ready health and human services platform which allows for effective decision making across a wide spectrum of Health and Human Services. EBMS is built on a foundation of core domain experience gained from deep collaboration with clients and end users.

EBMS supports most state and federal child welfare and benefit programs including Child Welfare, Foster Care, Childcare, TANF, SNAP, and Head Start.

Value Proposition

EBMS-Unify is designed to solve key pain points experienced by child welfare workers using outdated case management and legacy systems over the past decade. Unify was designed with and for child welfare workers in collaboration with child welfare SMEs through a human centered design approach.

The following is a list of features provided by EBMS-Unify to achieve Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (CCWIS) compliance and streamline the work:

• Mobile access to the case for use in the field to create efficiency
• Intelligent searches making it more effective for the case worker
• Providing unified data between all case entities
• Compiling case history and service snapshots
• Compiling key demographic information collected through multiple entry pathways
• Notifying workers of crucial alerts without requiring a drill down into the records
• Eliminating the use of paper forms and printed documents for case entries such as case registration and placements, case plans and assessments
• Simplifying user interfaces and much more

Audience

EBMS-Unify is primarily targeted to support the various welfare and benefit programs of States and caters to the safety, permanency and wellbeing of children who experience the child welfare system.  EBMS-Unify enhances social service work with innovative features that afford efficiency, mobility and data integrity.

Architecture

• EBMS-Unify is technology agnostic
• Available in a Universal Microsoft and Open Source technology stack
• Multitier architecture and micro services enabled
• Database
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • Oracle
  • Open Source Databases (NoSQL, Mongo etc.)
• Implementations
  • Cloud
  • On-premise

Learn more at www.ebms-hhs.com