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When a DIA analyst spends more time on intelligence than paperwork, or a veteran receives their service records in days instead of months, automation isn’t just working, it’s transforming government.

Managing legal documentation for CMS has traditionally been a slow, manual process. The agency needed a bulk-signature solution capable of replicating an individual’s signature across multiple documents with just a few clicks.

Tria uses Power BI to create customized and personalized dashboards that visually engage the user and help drive decision-making.

Tria’s Web Accounts and Apply Services (WAAS) team leads the development, enhancement, and ongoing stewardship of the Accounts and Apply/Marketplace Eligibility Application (MEA) digital products that power critical experiences on HealthCare.gov.

The IDDOC is a two-part system encompassing data submitted by healthcare providers into the front-end 4Innovation (4i) platform and processed by the Accountable Care Organization Operation System (ACO-OS) where data is stored.

The modernized system helps CMS enforce standard quality for DMEPOS suppliers, in compliance with Section 302 of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA).

Our partnership led to the successful migration of the HPMS system to the cloud as we continue incremental modernization of its platform.

This case study highlights how Tria’s Agile Practice helped one client overcome obstacles to achieve significant improvements to help desk teams and the broader organization.

Recent technological advancements open the door to the creation of high-fidelity digital twins that can revolutionize how we understand, treat, and manage human health.

Based on our experience applying policies, processes, and technology to manage CMS provider data with integrity and compliance, we offer some best practices.

When a national healthcare clearinghouse was hit by a cyberattack in February 2024, it halted the processing of veterans’ medical claims and put their access to healthcare in jeopardy.

For a veteran having thoughts of suicide, it’s critical to eliminate barriers that could prevent them from getting the help they need. The last thing they should have to worry about is the cost of medical care.

In this blog, we explain how machine learning can play a critical role in addressing the far-reaching problem of fraud, waste, and abuse in processing different types of claims for payment.

When the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) needed help canceling medical copayments for American Indian and Alaska Native veterans, the federal agency knew where to turn.

When a hurricane, wildfire or tornado tears through a community, the most visible impact is the destruction left in its wake. But for veterans with significant medical conditions, obtaining the medications needed for their conditions is a challenge.

For veterans saddled with medical copayment debt, the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has long had a program in place to relieve their financial burden. Tria helped VHA adopt an electronic platform for veterans to request medical debt relief.