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Over the next 10 years, the traditional institutional model of long-term care used by human services organizations in the United States will no longer scale to meet the needs of those who require their support. Most human services budgets are stagnating or decreasing, which exacerbates the challenge of managing growing case loads and increasing costs of service. As a result, approaches to long-term care must change and use more alternative models, rebalancing institutional care with more home- and community-based services and as much self-directed care as possible.
The challenge is changing existing business processes and the need to cost-effectively implement new software systems that streamline service delivery and maximize the use of available funding sources such as Medicaid.
Enabling Human Services Transformation
For more than 10 years, Harmony has led the industry with proven off-the-shelf products that are quick and inexpensive to implement. Harmony's suite of solutions is purpose-built to enable organizations to serve more consumers with existing resources via home- and community-based approaches to care. Harmony solutions do not require custom software development, which greatly simplifies the implementation process and timeline, making Harmony the proven safe choice for organizations of all sizes.
Trusted by More Than 450 Leading Organizations
More than 450 human services organizations of all sizes, including 35 state-level agencies, rely on Harmony to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of their service delivery. Harmony's on-demand delivery model allows state and local government agencies to securely collaborate and exchange information so that they can improve service delivery, comply with funding source requirements, and submit claims to federal programs such as Medicaid. Today, more than 10,000 users across the country regularly log in and use Harmony.