Lead Poisoning Prevention Software for Public Health Agencies

Outdated, disconnected systems and technology add difficulty and cost to the administration of Childhood Lead Poisoning programs. And Public Health organizations struggle with inflexible solutions that are expensive to maintain, hard to customize and don’t interoperate as needed for holistic public health responses.

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SSG designed the Lead Poisoning Prevention Application as the first, fit-to-purpose business process engine that modernizes and streamlines the activities for managing community lead poisoning prevention programs and cases.

  • Manage CLPPP like a connected, software supported business process.
  • Connect disparate process steps through a customized, integrated solution for public health transformation.
  • Automate key workflows: create checklists, digitally capture information to pre-populate multiple forms, allow for e-signatures.
  • Create end-to-end client record visibility. Track all appropriate tasks. Establish Lead Poisoning Prevention processes end-to-end.
  • Unify data and legacy applications. Reduce risks and costs.
  • Engage all important partners and stakeholders: Community Health workers, Inspectors, Provider sites.
  • Connect easily with state Early Intervention Management Software in the event a child needs services due to lead poisoning.
  • Shift workloads from reconciling data issues to higher priority care related activities.
  • Combine the power of a highly configurable platform with the CLPPP subject matter knowledge to put your digital transformation on the fast track.
  • Built on SSG’s Casetivity platform, an award-winning software solution for public health agencies.
  • Modular design: workflow integration is configurable to your organization. Quickly assign and approve priority tasks.
  • Fully compliant with HIPAA, FERPA and other public sector regulations and security standards.
  • HL7 Compliant for full data integration and exchange.
  • No on-going software maintenance fees or vendor lock-in.

SSG Lead Poison Prevention Key Benefit Summary

SSG’s Lead Poisoning Prevention solution helps public health agencies manage surveillance, case follow-up, inspections, and data exchange in one connected system.

Successfully deployed in multiple states

Successfully deployed in multiple states

Robust data exchange

Robust data exchange

Highly configurable case management functionality

Highly configurable case management functionality

Strongest security features

Strongest security features

Create customized dashboards for business intelligence and workflow

Create customized dashboards for business intelligence and workflow

The platform modernizes lead program workflows by improving data exchange, reducing manual follow-up, and giving teams better visibility across cases and activities. These tools help agencies respond faster, improve oversight, and manage lead prevention activities more efficiently across teams.

Key Features

  • Easy to deploy
  • Provides information validation
  • Support diverse data formats including but not limited to XLS, XLSX, CSV, TSV, JSON, XML
  • Leading, industry standard platform.
  • Privacy & Security
  • HL7 Compliant
  • Configurable / Customizable
  • Actionable Intelligence
  • Full Warranty

Comprehensive Support for Lead Poisoning Prevention

  • Child Surveillance
  • Case Management: Environment & Community Health Worker
  • Gold Standard Address
  • GIS Integration
  • Licensing
  • Provisional Exam
  • Training
  • Late Lab Reporting Follow-up
  • Private Inspections
  • Case Reviews
  • Automated Laboratory Test Result Data Exchange
  • AI-based Deduplication Algorithm

FAQs

 

  1. How does lead poisoning prevention software support childhood lead program workflows?

SSG’s lead poisoning prevention software helps public health agencies manage the full lifecycle of childhood lead surveillance and intervention programs. These systems can streamline case intake, lab result processing, follow-up scheduling, environmental investigation tracking, and care coordination while improving visibility across teams. 

By centralizing data and automating workflows, agencies can respond more quickly to lead poisoning threats and support timely interventions for affected children and families.

 

  1. What public health teams should be included in a lead poisoning prevention system?

A comprehensive lead poisoning prevention system should support collaboration across epidemiology, case management, environmental health, laboratory reporting, community outreach, and program administration teams. Many agencies also involve data analysts, care coordinators, and housing or inspection partners to ensure coordinated follow-up and reporting. 

Bringing these stakeholders into a shared platform improves communication, accountability, and continuity of care.

 

  1. How does HL7 data exchange improve lead surveillance and follow-up?

HL7 data exchange enables automated ingestion of laboratory test results in near real time. It acts as a universal translator, enabling diverse software programs, such as electronic health records (EHRs) used by private hospitals and laboratory information systems, to seamlessly communicate with state, local, and federal disease-tracking registries. 

By eliminating manual entry and standardizing data formats, HL7 data exchange allows for faster identification of high-risk cases. This ensures that follow-up activities, such as environmental investigations or clinical referrals, are triggered immediately without the delays associated with manual reporting.