Vanderbilt University Medical Center & Cumberland Pediatric Foundation
Statewide Digital Health Platform
project background
We helped Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Cumberland Pediatric Foundation create a statewide digital platform that turned complex healthcare goals into measurable progress. The initiative connected hundreds of pediatric practices, improving HPV vaccination rates and uniting providers around a shared mission of preventive care.
Our role was to design and implement the digital backbone that supported every phase of the program — training providers, tracking results, and making real-time data useful to both clinics and administrators.
sector
Healthcare / Public Health / Education
highlights
Connected hundreds of pediatric practices across Tennessee through one shared digital system
Developed provider dashboards for training, performance tracking, and vaccination reporting
Integrated state and federal data pipelines for accurate, real-time visibility
Enabled collaboration across clinics and providers through a virtual learning environment
Contributed to Tennessee achieving 74.1% HPV vaccine initiation and 64.4% completion — among the nation’s highest rates
Simplified provider workflows by unifying reporting, resources, and training in one place
Built tools that helped healthcare teams see exactly where progress was happening and where it stalled
Created scalable digital infrastructure that supported multiple quality improvement cycles
Helped transform scattered data into actionable insights for both providers and leadership
