Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Federal Health IT management consulting grounded in decades of DoD and VA experience — from EHR modernization and interoperability to the policy and standards that shape how care is delivered.
Policy, technology, and standards expertise applied directly to the challenges facing today’s Federal healthcare leaders — and the Service Members and Veterans they serve.
Transforming legacy healthcare systems into modern, efficient platforms that improve patient outcomes and operational performance.
Enabling seamless exchange of clinical and claims data across systems, organizations, and stakeholders.
Expert guidance on Health IT policy, implementation strategy, and program management for government and commercial clients.
Deliver Health IT management consulting and staffing services that drive improvement in the quality and continuity of federally provided patient care by employing our experience and expertise with today’s most advanced Health Information and Interoperability Technologies.
FTIC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business working to positively shape the future of American Health IT. Our diverse DoD and VA experience formed a deep, foundational understanding of the Federal healthcare landscape — including the modernization challenges and opportunities facing Service Members and Veterans seeking care today.
We work with businesses, policy makers and government agency stakeholders to broadly influence how clinical and claims data are viewed, used, shared and stored — bringing proven policy, technology, and standards expertise to the struggles facing today’s Federal healthcare leaders.
Our expertise in modernizing electronic health records — from CHCS and AHLTA through VLER Health to VA’s EHRM program — lets us deliver efficient, current solutions for Service Members, Veterans, and the healthcare organizations that support them.
President and CEO
Denny leads FTIC with decades of DoD and VA Health IT experience spanning program design, development, optimization and management — across the worldwide deployments of CHCS, AHLTA and VLER Health, and now VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization program.