Cole County approves pilot EHR interface with Missouri State Public Health Lab
September 30, 2026 | Cole County, Missouri
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The Cole County Commission approved a pilot contract that will connect the county's electronic health-record system to the Missouri State Public Health Lab, allowing county staff easier access to laboratory results. An agency official (S4) said the lab will reimburse the county for the initial setup fee of $5,500 and that the ongoing service will cost about $60 per month.
"The lab is going to reimburse us for that initial setup cost of $5,500 after we pay that," said the agency official (S4). Supporters said the interface will streamline follow-up and data access for clients served by county public-health programs. Commissioner (S6) moved to approve the agreement and Chair (S1) seconded; the motion passed by voice vote.
"The lab is going to reimburse us for that initial setup cost of $5,500 after we pay that," said the agency official (S4). Supporters said the interface will streamline follow-up and data access for clients served by county public-health programs. Commissioner (S6) moved to approve the agreement and Chair (S1) seconded; the motion passed by voice vote.
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