Revolutionizing Data Analytics and Reporting for Human Service Agencies 

Why FAMCare Is the Ultimate Aging Services Case Management System

The Need for a Robust Aging Services Case Management System

As the aging population continues to grow, agencies serving older adults face mounting challenges. Case managers are tasked with tracking client needs, coordinating services, ensuring compliance, and managing complex reporting requirements. Traditional paper-based or outdated systems can lead to inefficiencies, data silos, and missed opportunities for improving client outcomes.

The right Aging Services Case Management System can transform the way organizations operate, making client management more streamlined, efficient, and effective.

Why You Still Have Data and Information Issues (Bad Data, Missing Data, Stuck Data) – And How to Get Rid of Them Forever!

In today’s data-driven world, nonprofits, government agencies, and human services organizations rely on accurate, real-time information to make informed decisions, secure funding, and improve client outcomes. Yet, many agencies continue to struggle with bad data, missing data, and stuck data—the three silent killers of efficiency and effectiveness in case management.

If your organization is still dealing with these frustrating challenges, it’s time to ask: Why? And more importantly, how can you get rid of them forever?

FAMCare is on SHI International's NASPO ValuePoint Cloud Solutions Contract

ST. LOUIS, MO, September 05, 2024 

Global Vision Technologies (GVT), a leading provider of case management software for human services, is proud to announce that its flagship solution, FAMCare, is now available through the NASPO ValuePoint Cloud Solutions contract. This partnership with SHI International enables participating state and local governments to access FAMCare's powerful tools for enhanced reporting and outcomes analysis, critical for improving human services delivery.

Global Vision Technologies, Achieves TX-Ramp Level 2 Certification for FAMCare Human Services Software

St. Louis, MO. - Global Vision Technologies (GVT) is proud to announce it has met the criteria to achieve TX-RAMP Level 2 Certification. What is TX-RAMP? The Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP) program was launched after passage of Texas Senate Bill 475. It requires the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) to establish "a standardized approach for security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring of cloud computing services that process the data of a state agency," including institutions of higher education and public colleges.

Global Vision Technologies and FAMCare achieve SOC 2 Type II Compliance Certification 

ST. LOUIS, MO, June 18, 2024 -- Global Vision Technologies, Inc., (GVT) successfully achieved Service Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type II audit and certification, which validates GVT's robust controls, effective security and risk management and adherence to industry best practices. GVT is creator and provider of FAMCare and ClinicalPURSUIT web-based, HIPAA compliant, highly secure data management tools for human service organizations and healthcare agencies who are looking for a better way to manage their information and improve client outcomes. GVT manages sensitive client data relating to children, families, youths, adults and patients. The certification provides a greater level of trust for both current and prospective business partners and customers after an extensive review which evaluated GVT's control design, implementation and operating effectiveness.

It’s never a good idea to be stuck in the past. Technology is making huge advancements every day, yet many non-profit organizations continue to maintain the same basis of operations for decades. Inefficiency breeds internal turmoil and can ruin budgets. There are many more effective options that you can utilize instead, such as getting a whole new non-profit case management software.  Think of it as an investment in the future success of your agency.   Here are some signs that you might need an upgrade...

According to the statistics, the need for cloud-based case management and other technologies for legal/social organizations has escalated by 40% in the last few years.

More social workers, case managers, lawyers, and NGO executives are interested in implementing cutting-edge case management software tools to maximize efficiency and professionalism. However, many people in the industry are still unaware of how cloud-based software apps are more beneficial than traditional software.

If you’re currently using Google Drive or DropBox to store your case files, you’re already in the world of cloud storage. In this article, you will learn how cloud-based case management software can take your organizational performance to the next level!

Some people say that the devil is in the details, but some say details can be a devil to deal with!  According to Heather Lytle, Executive Director of F.A.C.T. (Family Advocacy and Community Training), an agency that mentors and empowers families to improve the quality of life and opportunities for children and adults with disabilities, “FAMCare was our first choice for case management because they understand that a small, family organization of 40 employees needs a software that focuses on the details without being too clinical.”  F.A.C.T. has been a FAMCare client since 2014 and chose them over several other products because of their ability to modify the software to fit F.A.C.T.’s needs, as well as the constant technical support that FAMCare offers its clients.

For most organizations, case management software is about a lot more than just making your day slightly easier through the adoption of new technology. It's about leveraging the power of the digital world both to your advantage and to the advantage of the people you serve. It's about enabling superior communication that gives way to better, stronger collaboration. It's about driving business outcomes and building your enterprise around the performance-enhancing engine that you need when you need it the most.