DSS, Inc.

Overview of DSS’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts to help Veterans, communities, and the planet.

Guest article by DSS and PFP Cybersecurity executives on real-world vulnerability scenarios for protecting medical devices.

Article on how DSS advances precision medicine for the VA by integrating predictive models to enhance care coordination and reduce readmissions.

Discussion on DSS’s partnership with PFP Cybersecurity to provide visibility into vulnerabilities in medical device hardware and firmware.

Article by Diane Ratner, Senior Product Line Manager of TheraDoc, on how DSS’s TheraDoc solution supports VA hospitals in infection control and medication management.

DSS launched Juno EHR at HIMSS 2019, highlighting its user-friendly design, cloud-based infrastructure, and integration with patient engagement solutions.

DSS partnered with Jvion, Inc. to deliver AI-powered clinical recommendations for the VA, improving patient outcomes and supporting the VHA’s Strategic Analytics for Improvement and Learning (SAIL).

DSS achieved CMMI Level 3 appraisal, demonstrating defined and effective process improvement for software development and delivery.

DSS partnered with Eye Care Leaders to offer iMedicWare EHR and optical solutions to VA eye clinics, improving patient experience and data accuracy.

DSS acquired Streamline Health’s Looking Glass® Patient Engagement suite, expanding its offerings in patient scheduling and surgery management.

DSS was awarded a renewal contract with the VA to provide Above PAR and APAT solutions, supporting supply chain transformation and prosthetics management.

DSS upgraded the VA’s Fee Basis Claims System (FBCS) with web-based centralization and auto-adjudication, reducing claims intake time and IT costs.

DSS supported the DoD and VA Integrated Electronic Health Record (iEHR) project, integrating legacy VistA data for full interoperability and enhanced patient care.

Podcast interview with Dr. Himanshu S. Singh, Medical Informatics Director at DSS, discussing how the VA can transform its mission through IT standardization and the role of DSS solutions in this process.

Sage HMS, a DSS company, received CMS accreditation for RadWise as a qualified clinical decision support mechanism for advanced diagnostic imaging services.

DSS was awarded a $19.6 million contract by the Department of Veterans Affairs to implement a patient self-scheduling system, enhancing access to care for Veterans.

DSS was awarded a contract to implement the cyberREN Renal Patient Care Management System for the Veterans Health Administration.

DSS received a $44 million IDIQ contract to provide the Logistics and Prosthetics Suite of products to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

DSS was appraised at level 3 of the CMMI Institute’s Capability Maturity Model Integration, demonstrating defined and effective process improvement.

Mark Byers, President of DSS, was recognized for his commitment to improving healthcare delivery and patient outcomes in the federal health IT sector.

Lynda Joseph was honored for her impact and leadership in federal health IT and consulting, particularly in EHR implementation and business development.

DSS was recognized in Healthcare Informatics’ 2016 HCI 100 listing of top healthcare IT vendors for the second time, reflecting the company's growth and dedication to workflow improvements and EHR integration.

DSS was recognized in Healthcare Informatics’ 2018 HCI 100 listing of top healthcare IT vendors for the fourth year in a row, moving up 14 spots to #78.

DSS’s vxVistA inpatient and ambulatory EHR modules were tested and certified under the ONC-ACB program by Drummond Group, qualifying hospitals for Meaningful Use incentives.