InductiveHealth Partners with Origami Risk to Modernize Public Health Surveillance
InductiveHealth, a leading provider of disease and syndromic surveillance systems and services, has announced an exclusive partnership with Origami Risk, a global leader in risk, safety, and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology. Together, the two companies will develop a cutting-edge Electronic Disease Surveillance System (EDSS) platform designed to enhance the capabilities of public health agencies.
InductiveHealth, a leading provider of disease surveillance systems and immunization information systems (IIS), and Origami Risk, a global leader in risk management and patient safety technology, have entered into an exclusive partnership aimed at transforming public health surveillance. This collaboration brings together InductiveHealth’s deep expertise in public health with Origami Risk’s advanced, scalable software platform to offer an innovative Electronic Disease Surveillance System (EDSS) that supports public health agencies at all levels—federal, state, and local.
InductiveHealth’s team is composed of epidemiologists and public health technologists who specialize in providing disease and syndromic surveillance solutions, as well as technologies to manage immunization data. Origami Risk, known for its award-winning SaaS platform for risk management, patient safety, and insurance, has earned the trust of hundreds of government entities and healthcare organizations in the U.S. The Origami platform is highly configurable, featuring an intuitive interface, broad system interoperability, and strong security measures, enabling organizations to collaborate effectively while ensuring data protection and compliance.
The combination of InductiveHealth’s public health expertise and Origami’s modern, flexible platform allows for the development of a next-generation EDSS that addresses critical needs in the surveillance space.
Unlike traditional legacy systems, which often require expensive custom development and are not designed to scale efficiently, the InductiveHealth EDSS is built to be scalable, adaptable, and fully compliant with all CDC reporting guidelines. It provides public health agencies with a tool that can grow and evolve to meet the needs of modern disease surveillance and reporting.
One of the first successes of the InductiveHealth and Origami partnership is a new contract with the North Dakota Department of Human Services. This collaboration will replace the state’s current EDSS with the new, enhanced platform, and implementation is already underway. The deal demonstrates the real-world impact that the partnership is making in improving the efficiency and capabilities of public health agencies.
“We’re excited to leverage the broad functionality of the Origami platform to help power the InductiveHealth EDSS solution. The flexibility and scalability of Origami’s system will support public health agencies across the country, from local to federal levels,” said Earne Bentley, President of Risk Solutions at Origami Risk. “This partnership will enhance the ability of health agencies to manage disease surveillance and reporting, while ensuring collaboration and compliance across various levels of government.”
Eric Whitworth, CEO of InductiveHealth, highlighted the challenges faced by public health agencies in modernizing their technology. “Agencies are increasingly tasked with doing more with less, and they need systems that can scale quickly and efficiently while providing the functionality they need. By integrating Origami’s robust platform into our EDSS, we are giving public health agencies more control over their systems and user experiences than ever before. This partnership will help them leverage their available funding in creative ways to better serve their communities.”
Whitworth also pointed out the significant benefits of implementing the Origami Risk platform. “Numerous organizations have experienced substantial efficiency gains, improvements in data quality, compliance enhancements, and long-term cost savings as a result of using the Origami platform. We are excited to bring these same advantages to public health agencies, empowering them with the tools needed to track, prevent, and mitigate the spread of disease.”
InductiveHealth’s recent acquisition of Envision Technology Partners further enhances its ability to deliver innovative solutions to public health agencies. With this acquisition, InductiveHealth aims to provide a comprehensive, multi-functional platform that helps agencies scale their operations while maximizing available funding. Over 40 federal, state, and local public health agencies currently rely on InductiveHealth’s solutions, making it a trusted partner in the fight against infectious disease.
InductiveHealth’s mission is clear: to stop disease through technology. The company is committed to advancing public health capabilities with modern technology solutions that are built to scale and designed to address the specific needs of public health agencies. By offering a unified platform for disease surveillance and immunization management, InductiveHealth is helping agencies respond faster and more effectively to public health threats.
As public health agencies continue to face the challenges of increasing disease outbreaks and the need for timely, accurate data, the partnership between InductiveHealth and Origami Risk represents a significant step forward. With a unified platform that combines advanced disease surveillance with seamless integration and enhanced data management, public health agencies will be better equipped to track, report, and mitigate the spread of infectious diseases in real-time. This innovative solution has the potential to revolutionize public health surveillance, enabling agencies to operate more efficiently and effectively, ultimately saving lives and improving public health outcomes.
