New feature empowers Immunization Programs to turn data into action—supporting more efficient care and healthier communities 

Phoenix, AZ June 3, 2025  – STChealth is proud to announce the launch of Self-Service Reporting, a powerful new capability within its STC|ONE® platform. This release marks a significant step forward in the company’s broader Modernization initiative—an effort focused on building a unified, intelligent platform to support Immunization Programs and their user communities in delivering improved patient care and advancing public health outcomes.

As Immunization Programs face increasingly complex challenges, the need for a modern, data-driven approach has never been more urgent. Modernization, as envisioned by STChealth, is about more than just technology—it’s about transforming how the Public Health ecosystem operates. At the heart of this transformation is STC|ONE: a platform designed to empower public health and healthcare professionals with the intelligent data and tools they need to improve program efficiency, increase vaccination coverage, and protect communities from preventable disease.

“Self-Service Reporting is not just a feature—it’s a foundation for the future,” said Mike Popovich, Chief Executive Officer at STChealth. “By putting flexible, real-time reporting capabilities directly into the hands of the healthcare community and immunization programs, we are enabling smarter, faster decisions that directly impact public health outcomes.”

“Modernization is about unlocking the power of data to help drive decision making for effective public health outcomes,” said Kristina Crane, Chief Strategy Officer of STChealth.

This intuitive, self-directed tool transforms how Immunization Programs interact with their data—reducing dependency on manual processes, accelerating time to insight, and enabling the immunization community to respond to emerging challenges and population health risks from vaccine preventable disease in hours rather than days.

“Data contained within STC|ONE® IIS is critically valuable,” added Joe Kelly, Chief Technology Officer of STChealth. “To program staff, it’s a key component of protecting communities. To individuals, it can mean the difference between a community outbreak and a community gathering. With Self-Service Reporting, we’ve unlocked that value.”

The launch of Self-Service Reporting reflects STChealth’s 37 year commitment to public health innovation. As the company continues to expand the capabilities of STC|ONE, each new release brings Immunization Programs one step closer to a fully modernized infrastructure—one that prioritizes impact, data intelligence, and community health.