Aptive partners with federal agencies to achieve their missions through improved performance, streamlined operations and enhanced service delivery. Based in Alexandria, Virginia, we support more than a dozen agencies including Veterans Affairs, Transportation, Health and Human Services, Defense, Homeland Security and the National Science Foundation.
Aptive CMO Dr. Adi Gundlapalli has briefed members of White House Task Forces, led federal responses to COVID-19, Mpox and Marburg, and still sees patients every Tuesday. He sat down to talk about his career, why informatics is both a science and a daily practice, and what it will take for federal health modernization to hold up in the real world.
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Behind every breakthrough in Veterans' health care is a team keeping the science moving. Through VA's Field Enterprise Research Support Services (FERSS), Aptive's embedded specialists support research at VA medical centers and central offices nationwide, spanning data analytics, biostatistics, research administration and training. Meet the people making it possible.
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A clinician hits a snag in the EHR. Someone has to own the fix, and it has to reach the front line fast. That's the job of VA's Tiered Hub Process, the framework Aptive helped design to solve issues at the most local level possible, before they become enterprise-wide problems.
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When Americans walk into a federal courthouse or post office this summer, they may not know the story behind the banners and flags on display. Aptive's Captivate team does. See how the team delivered more than 1,600 GSA Freedom 250 celebration materials to federal buildings from coast to coast.
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Aptive received a three-year contract to provide public health workforce operations for Fairfax County, Virginia. Moving beyond traditional staff augmentation, this partnership will leverage advanced operational strategies to support the county’s health department with staffing across critical public health roles, including community health workers, epidemiologists, laboratory staff, and administrative personnel.
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