Health Workforce
Information Services

WIM Tracking LLC transforms health workforce information systems. As a trusted partner nationwide, we specialize in collecting, maintaining, and reporting workforce data while building custom database solutions.

COLLABORATION

WIM collaborates with a variety of organizations relating to the health workforce information. Projects include customized reporting, provider surveying, preparing data for workforce reporting and supplying workforce data.

  • 2025 – Current: Montana Family Ambassador Board Consultant; University of Montana Center for Children, Families & Workforce Development

  • 2024 – Current: Montana Access to Pediatric Psychiatry Network Information Provider (MT PAL)

  • 2024 – 2026: Montana Primary Care Office Health Professional Survey Administrator; Montana Department of Health & Human Services

  • 2024: Montana Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant Tracking; Mountain Pacific Quality Health Foundation

  • 2023 – Current: South Carolina Telehealth Alliance Partner Utilization Information System

  • 2021 – Current: Find Telehealth Collaborator; Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center

  • 2019 – Current: Bozeman Help Center Clinician Information System

  • 2018 – Current: The Bright App

  • 2021 – 2024: TelehealthLocator Information Provider

Find Telehealth

FIND TELEHEALTH

WIM is a collaborator with the Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC) on this telehealth service finder tool. Patients can utilize this map to locate points of access to telehealth specialty and primary care services.

The information powering the tool is maintained by WIM Tracking. The application was developed by AppGeo.

THE BRIGHT APP

WIM created a no cost, public facing behavioral health care directory called The Bright App. The public can search for a mental health care provider directly from thebrightapp.org.

What’s more, organizations across Montana can place The Bright App on their website to stream the directory live for their website visitors. Through The Bright App, people will be connected with the mental health resources they need.

The Bright App can be found on 7 websites across Montana.