Initiate Patient™ leverages Initiate Master Data Service™ to deliver these enterprise advantages:

Accuracy
Finds, corrects or eliminates duplication and other data quality problems across applications and other data sources, saving time and money – Initiate enabled one lDN to improve its level of service to providers by eliminating the need to mail duplicate 1099 forms to 40,000 of its network providers.

Scalability
Scales to meet the needs of your organization, regardless of size or scope – Initiate Systems has installations from under one million to over a billion records (people, patients, members, individuals, suspects, organizations, etc.)

Performance
Delivers high performance for all sizes of implementation – for one customer, Initiate enables searches across 8 data sources comprising 7 billion records and returns results in less than 2 seconds.

Ease of implementation
Deploys quickly via configuration and management tools that simplify installation – Initiate completed an end-to-end implementation in less than four months for a multi-national chain with 3,500+ locations, linking 37.7 million records for 32.8 million unique customers.

Future-proof design
Fits into any master strategy (registry, co-existence or transactional hub), and provides flexibility to change as your organization’s needs and data locations evolve.

Global coverage
Supports the storing, viewing and matching of data in a variety of languages.

Audit capabilities
Helps you know your data, understand who accessed the data and when. For example, Initiate manages 4.2 million records through 23,000 transactions per day, with more than 800 employees creating and updating records across the organization for one customer.

Security
Gives control over enterprise data with role-based application security and access – Initiate enables a major healthcare organization to manage 44 million records spread across more than 100 source systems, protecting patient privacy while enabling sharing of critical patient data among facilities. Initiate is also the first company to enable sharing of FBI data with other agencies.