Improving reporting for community-based prevention providers
and state governments. Streamline your SAMHSA compliance
and outcome data reporting with our cutting-edge solutions since 2008.
Let us help you report easier and faster!


“ Ecco's application is remarkably adaptable, allowing DHCS to align the application precisely with the department’s unique needs and system design requisites. This adaptability has empowered DHCS to maximize Ecco's utility across various scenarios, ensuring the application remains in perfect harmony with our evolving requirements.”

Denise Galvez, Branch Chief
California Department of Health Care Services (DHS)

Ecco

Public health data system for innovative systems. Designed for accuracy, built for speed. Evolving, since 2008.

ECCO was developed in 2008, after conversations with state administrators, prevention providers, and data experts.

These conversations revealed common frustrations: data reporting takes too much time and too much energy.

For some prevention specialists, data reporting required weeks to complete required SAMHSA tables (5ab, 31-36)

ECCO was built on the idea that we can do better so prevention specialists can get back to the work of reaching outcomes.

ECCO has industry-leading features, standard:

  • Data reporting, in 3 clicks

  • Data visualization

  • Outcome data (pre & post surveys)

  • Access SAMHSA tables in 2 clicks. Access SAMHSA Reporting tables: (5-31)

  • Access, review, and approve implementation plans (IP)

  • Input staff hours, aligned to IP

Reaching Outcomes with
Ecco

States that adopt ECCO have seen expected increases in productivity and efficiency, with dramatic improvements for prevention providers and state administrators. In fact, states that integrate ECCO as a strategic partner observe expected increases in productivity as well as improvements to their entire prevention system.

Our approach to Workforce Development combines research, project management and coaching, and technology to bring prevention systems to the highest level of professional performance.

For Providers

  • Significant decreases in data reporting time commitment (i.e., the amount of time to complete monthly reporting requirements)

    - From around 30 hours per month to around 4

  • Instantaneous access to evaluation data (Pre/Post Outcome Data)

    - From around 30 hours per month to around 4

For State Administrators

  • Sizeable improvement in accessing data reports (i.e., the amount of time for state administrators to have access to pre-sorted SAMHSA tables)

    - Report access goes “from months to minute

  • Instantaneous access to evaluation data (Pre/Post Outcome Data)

    - “From months to minutes

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MARCUS BOULIGNY

Director Of Applied Systems

The Prospectus Group