www.cstonesupport.info

Cornerstone:  IPHCA holds a contract with the Illinois Department of Human Services to provide overall operational management of Cornerstone, which is a statewide data management information system developed to facilitate the integration of community maternal and child health services, and to effectively measure health outcomes.  As part of this contract, IPHCA has developed a web site that provides a plethora of information on the Cornerstone system for users and visitors alike.

www.ecstonesupport.info

eCornerstone:  As part of the IDHS contract for the Cornerstone system, IPHCA has been working to convert Cornerstone to a web-based version – called “eCornerstone”.  IPHCA has developed a web site that provides general information on the eCornerstone system, as well as detailed information for sites as they implement eCornerstone. 
 

www.cquestamerica.org

CQuest America Inc.:  Commonly referred to as IPHCA’s “sister company”, CQuest America Inc. evolved out of IPHCA’s growing partnership with IDHS.  What began in 1994 as a handful of staff dedicated to the Cornerstone project grew to a full-fledged fleet of experienced individuals providing contractual services for the support of Cornerstone. Recognizing the potential marketable services this group of staff could provide, the leaders of IPHCA decided to separate its business operations from its trade association activities. The result was the formation of CQuest America Inc. 

The i-net Network is a statewide practice management network comprised of IPHCA member health centers, located in both urban and rural areas in the state of Illinois.  The network currently consists of approximately 90 service delivery sites, serving over 260,000 patients annually.  IPHCA is responsible for providing maintenance and supportive services to the members of the i-net Network in its role as management services agent.  The i-net Network has been in existence since 2002.



www.eicbo.info

Early Intervention Central Billing Office:  The Early Intervention Central Billing Office (EI-CBO) is responsible for processing claims on a fee-for-service basis for the more than 5,000 direct service providers in the Early Intervention (EI) program.  In fiscal year 2006, the EI-CBO processed payments totaling just under $86 million.  EI currently serves more than 19,000 children across Illinois with developmental delays or disabilities.  The EI-CBO also maximizes federal financial participation in the EI program by billing claims to the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.  In fiscal year 2006, more than $27 million was received