Case Management Platforms

CMA has a deep understanding of the data foundation upon which state Child Welfare Agencies rely. Our award winning integrated solutions- with differing levels of interoperability, reduces modernization integration risks.

Whether implementing a new CCWIS or incrementally modernizing transitional CCWIS, CMA focuses on supporting the program’s process goals by leveraging contemporary tools and techniques that enable the program staff to remain focused on driving positive family outcomes. Our user-driven approach supports Child Welfare workers in both their office and field work processes.
CMA’s approach to Child Welfare projects delivers high value at low risk, via intuitive and seamless technologies that are agile and emphasize modularity.

Come see us at booth 305 to chat about modernizing your data system!

Take a deeper dive into CMA’s SI solutions, services, and products:

HHS Consulting Services | Technology & Management Assessment | Mosaic Insights | Mosaic Insights GCP | Strategic Systems | Workforce Retention

Meet the ISM 2023 Team!

CMA designs, develops, and operates secure, scalable data management and analytics platforms that serve as the strategic foundation of our clients’ objectives. Our cloud-enabled Mosaic Suite of software products rapidly accelerates the movement and sharing of data from an array of legacy sources, empowering self-service analytics, reporting, and predictive analysis.

Leveraging CMA's Medicaid applications, our clients excel their mission to improve the lives of the population their program serves- bringing health equity to Federal and State Medicaid agendas.

Let’s continue working together to improve population health, reduce costs and support value-based program and contract management.

Take a deeper dive into CMA’s SI solutions, services, and products:

HHS Consulting Services | Technology & Management Assessment | CMA & Lyfegen Value-Based Pharmacy Platform | Medicaid | Mosaic Insights | Mosaic Insights GCP | Strategic Medicaid | Strategic Systems | Workforce Retention

 Click here to view CMA’s Medicaid Solution Strategy!

Visit the CMA Team at Booth 501 to learn more about Medicaid reforms. 

You can find CMA at the upcoming ISM Conference, which focuses on IT Solutions Management for Health and Human Services, being held October 23-26, 2022 in National Harbor, MD.

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of the State’s new Healthcare and Mental Hygiene Worker Bonus Initiative.  The program is a critical component of the Governor’s efforts to reward, retain and increase the State’s Healthcare workforce by 20 percent over the next five years.

This innovative new $1.3 million dollar program will be administered through an online portal developed by CMA in partnership with Google and State Leadership.  The system leverages CMA intellectual property created to serve the State’s Medicaid population as well as CMA’s proprietary Mosaic Insights platform.

“CMA is honored to partner with the Department of Health and other NYS leaders to support Governor Hochul’s Healthcare and Mental Hygiene Worker bonus initiative, bringing much needed assistance to front line healthcare workers”, said Kay Stafford, CEO of CMA, a NYS-certified Women-Owned Business. “We are proud of our team who in many instances worked tirelessly around the clock over the past 12 weeks, along with DOH and other key stakeholders, to create and implement this innovative workforce retention solution in the Google cloud, including extensive data analytics and security measures to help ensure program integrity”, added Ken Romanski, CMA President.  He added “it’s also exciting to see that the program has had a terrific kick-off thus far successfully processing over 12,000 worker applications in its very first day” 

CMA recently attended the National Association of Medicaid Director’s (NAMD) Fall Conference in Washington, DC.  This well attended conference attracts Medicaid Directors from around the country, providing all an opportunity to discuss new initiatives and technologies.  While there, CMA proudly showcased its innovative Value-Based Pharmacy Agreements Platform, powered by Lyfegen.   Lyfegen is a leader in value based, cost effective solutions that drive savings while improving health outcomes.  The CMA-Lyfegen partnership is an exciting industry development, as it brings together two respected Medicaid technology leaders.  This partnership has already produced a greatly needed highly secure and scalable solution the enables Medicaid Programs to reduce their existing spend and actively manage the budgetary impact of new, high-cost treatments.  

You can find CMA at the upcoming ISM Conference, which focuses on IT Solutions Management for Human Services, being held September 26-29,2021 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

CMA to further manage the successful WIC Management Information System HANDS under new Arizona contract.

When COVID-19 increased pressure on New Jersey’s low-income communities, the state wanted to ensure food assistance support accessibility.

CMA will attend the 2019 ISM Conference, which focuses on IT Solutions Management for Human Services, being held September 22-25,2019 in Milwaukee, WI.

CMA will attend the 2019 Biennial NWA WIC Technology, Program Integrity, and Vendor Management Education & Networking Conference and Exhibits in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from September 17-19, 2019.

CMA, together with our partner, CareDirector, has been selected by the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF) to develop the Careline Child Protective Services (CPS) Report and Online Reporting functionality in CT-KIND (Kid’s Information Network Database).

After a three-month period of pilot operations, CMA (in collaboration with the Arizona Department of Health Services) began a state-wide rollout of the new HANDS system, which replaces the award-winning AIM system.

The NWA 2016 Annual Education and Training Conference & Exhibits was held in Cincinnati on May 22, 2016. 

Arizona Business Daily recently featured CMA’s work launching eWIC and rolling out EBT compliance into HANDS, two and a half years ahead of the federal mandate.

In a recent MIS Alternatives Analysis Study presented at the 2017 NWA WIC Technology Conference, local agency staff was asked to evaluate five WIC MIS Systems, including HANDS.