Chronic Disease Electronic Management System

An important tool for health-care clinics and offices is an electronic patient registry, which tracks vital information to treat an individual and manage care for all patients.

The Chronic Disease Electronic Management System, or CDEMS, is a free electronic patient registry designed for primary care practices. This tracking and reporting system prompts preventive care practices that follow national guidelines for diabetes care.

With CDEMS, primary care practices can track multiple chronic conditions, including cardiovascular disease, asthma, and depression. Currently, more than 150 practices in the state are using CDEMS to monitor more than 60,000 patients.

This registry can be downloaded for free at CDEMS.COM.

For more information, contact Francisco Arias-Reyes at 360-236-3738

Chronic Disease Self Management Program

Diabetes Self Management Education/Medicaid

Chronic Disease Electronic Management System

Patient Centered Medical Home Collaborative