Polaris to Exhibit at Pennsylvania Community Providers Association Technology Conference

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Langhorne, Pennsylvania, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) March 8, 2011 -- Polaris Health Directions is pleased to announce that it will be an exhibitor at the Pennsylvania Community Providers Association’s (PCPA) Technology Conference on March 16 and 17.

The conference will explore the rapidly increasing role of health information technology within the health care system. Polaris will feature several of its cutting edge behavioral health outcomes management systems that are designed to complement and enhance the practices of public sector providers, including its solutions for mentally ill youth, child welfare, juvenile justice, adult mental health and chemical dependency.

Polaris’s behavioral health outcomes solutions are HIPAA compliant and have been developed with funding support from the National Institutes of Health. With predictive analytics, these systems can help providers better anticipate the needs of the clients they serve to improve care at a lower cost.

The conference will be held in Harrisburg, and is PCPA’s latest addition to its annual events.

For more information on Polaris’s products or its exhibit at the conference, send an e-mail to moreinfo@polarishealth.com or visit http://www.polarishealth.com.

About Polaris Health Directions

At Polaris, we recognize that organizations cannot manage what they do not measure. Many behavioral health care providers and payers may not be collecting and analyzing enough of the right data to answer basic questions about the cost-effectiveness of the care they offer. Polaris's advanced technology and science driven assessment systems are designed to capture the clinical data essential to quality improvement and enhanced organizational management. Polaris solutions provide advanced analytics to help you improve and demonstrate to your customers the value of your care. With a focus on prediction, Polaris solutions do more than describe clinical change. Our systems also indicate if treatment is likely to have a positive result. Helping you make better decisions in the present by anticipating the future will be the difference in reducing your costs while improving patient care. Follow Polaris on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/polarishealthdirections/

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