February 2005 - iCentrix to Exhibit at National Conference for Behavioral Healthcare.

Salem, NH - iCentrix Corp will take part in the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (NCCBH) Annual Training Conference in San Francisco, CA. March 12 - 15, 2005. This will be their second year of participation in what many view as the single, most important show of its kind. Recognized nationally as a leading enabler of Management Information Reporting Systems for Behavioral Health Centers, iCentrix has helped many organizations break new ground by implementing key performance indicator tracking systems company wide. Using an Executive Dashboard approach and tools that everyone is familiar with, iCentrix works with each agency to develop and deploy scorecard reports that they most urgently need.

Steve Keller, iCentrix’s President, has been an outspoken proponent of this approach for several years. Says Keller," Having worked with many agencies, we recognized early on that they are all different in the way they manage their resources. A product approach to unique problems will lead to more systems that people will not use. When a performance indicator accurately reflects the operation such as productivity, everyone uses the system." Adds Keller, "We spend the time up front to get it right. This is where you see real process improvement."

iCentrix recognized that people want to have some level of control as far as maintaining and extending their systems. By using standard Microsoft tools and data warehouse technology, these systems become fully integrated with other strategic systems. Doug Philipon, VP of Sales and Marketing for iCentrix reminds us that it is a bad strategy to build a reporting system tied to any one clinical system. "With our approach, one can combine data from any system including Clinical, Financials, HR, and Payroll. It is typical that we even load spreadsheets that have no real home such as for benchmarks or revenue targets. That way, if you replace a system at some future point, your investment is preserved." Says Philipon, "People are opting for this approach because they don’t need to change their processes to reflect how the software works. We also wanted to avoid costly per seat licenses which, in some ways, defeat the purpose if everyone can’t use it."

About the National Council:

The National Council is a nonprofit trade association serving the education, advocacy and networking needs of more than 800 community providers of mental health and addiction treatment services. The National Council members currently employ almost 300,000 staff representing the entire range of medical, clinical and professional staff within behavioral healthcare. Their members provide services to approximately 3.5 million consumers a year. The annual training conference runs from March 12 - 15, 2005 in San Francisco, CA.

About iCentrix:

iCentrix provides data warehouses and management reporting systems to assist executives in accomplishing goals for managing their organization. Solutions being developed for health care and mental health service providers are designed to centralize information by extracting data from disparate systems allowing users to better manage activities through real-time, performance indicators and ad hoc reporting.

For a free copy of "Case Studies On Improving Productivity Using Real-Time, Interactive Productivity Management Systems," please contact Doug Philipon at 603-893-3922 x25 or via email at doug@icentrix.com

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