Technology needs within the public sector are increasingly vast and complex, but the primary focus remains providing workable outcomes for real people. To tackle challenges, PCG offers a full array of cost-effective information technology, data, and development solutions in numerous areas including education, health, human services, and administration.
PCG has designated areas of expertise, each with a proven track record of achieving results. Relying on collaboration among experts from multiple fields, we take a multi-disciplinary approach to solving problems in education, health, human services, technology, and the federal marketplace. If your organization is facing a challenge, let’s solve it together.
“We have released PCG’s Economic and Concrete Supports Services Manual to help human services agencies and organizations develop services that deliver direct economic and concrete supports to families. These solutions, based on proven research, are advised to reduce child abuse and neglect and help strengthen families and communities. We’re thrilled to contribute to this invaluable work.”
Heather Baker
Manager, Human Services
Public Consulting Group
PCG lives in the rare sweet spot of companies that can be profitable while helping others. I have the ability to make good while doing good.
Steve Bane
Corporate Technology Project Manager
“Helping states and counties navigate the electronic health records (EHR) world is complex. Over the years, PCG has a achieved a proven track record of supporting facilities and health care organizations, specifically those servicing mental, behavioral, and public health…”
Andrew Heaney
Associate Manager, Health
Public Consulting Group
“Our team at PCG developed a quick-reference guide for school-based leaders to utilize when addressing the four updated key priorities outlined in the U.S. Department of Education’s “Return to School Roadmap.”” Learn more!”
Mauria Uhlik, Ed.D.
Senior Advisor, Education
Public Consulting Group
“The perpetual evolution of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS’) approaches to enhanced federal financial participation (FFP) is complex. Similarly, the effective application of CMS’ Medicaid Information Technology Architecture (MITA) brings additional value to states in navigating both business-to-information technology (IT) alignment as well as architecture and transformation.”
Kris Marshall
Director, Technology Consulting
Public Consulting Group
