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Guilford County
File #: 2025-418    Version: 1 Name:
Type: New Business Status: Passed
File created: 9/24/2025 In control: Board of Commissioners Work Session
On agenda: 10/16/2025 Final action: 10/16/2025
Title: APPROVE CONTRACTS FOR INTEGRATED DATA SYSTEM AND CASE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Attachments: 1. October 2025 BOC IDS Presentation, 2. Dept Award Recommendation Letter Integrated data, 3. PE - 90007624 ASEMIO, 4. PE - 90007625 Caseworthy
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TITLE
Title
APPROVE CONTRACTS FOR INTEGRATED DATA SYSTEM AND CASE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
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SPONSORS
Sponsors
Alice Mahood
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BACKGROUND
Background
The Guilford County Manager’s Office, through the Integrated Data and Services Division, is tasked with using data to inform decision-making and integrating disparate software systems. Integration of data and services is essential to building healthy communities and improving outcomes for residents.

The Integrated Data and Services Division has identified a need for a software solution to facilitate the County’s data integration process. In addition, the Department of Health and Human Services - Adult and Aging Division requires modernization of its case management system. Modernization will enable integration with the County’s data system while providing staff with an up-to-date technology solution to better support their work.

A request for proposals (bid no. 20256) was issued on February 5, 2025 and twenty-three (23) proposals were received. A multidisciplinary team of community experts, subject matter experts, and data integration practitioners evaluated all responsive bids. Asemio was determined to have the most relevant experience in building the type of system envisioned for Guilford County. The integrated data system provided by Asemio will allow the County to evaluate multiple data sources and generate reliable insights to guide policy and resource decisions. This will help staff become more proactive and responsive to community needs. The case management system from Caseworthy will modernize Adult and Aging records and data tracking, replacing outdated paper forms and easing administrative burdens for staff.

The Caseworthy, Inc. contract qualifies as an eligible expense within the Department of Social Services, with 50% of the costs reimbursable through State/Federal participation. To support the County’s share, 50% of the first-year expenses will be paid from the Integrated Data and Services ...

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