Atlanta EEE Pilot Award-Winning Momentum: IBA Stevies

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Vienna, Virginia – MicroHealth LLC is elated to announce that its Next-Generation Military Healthcare Enrollment: The Atlanta EEE Pilot has earned another accolade with a Gold Stevie® Award in the Insurance category at the 2026 International Business Awards®.

The International Business Awards, known as the International Stevies, recognize outstanding achievements by organizations and individuals around the world. This Gold Stevie® Award highlights MicroHealth’s EEE team for advancing mission-focused healthcare technology that supports military healthcare enrollment and improves how eligibility, enrollment, and encounter information is managed for service members, families, and healthcare operations.

Better Data, Better Enrollment, Better Service

The Atlanta EEE Pilot is part of MicroHealth’s work supporting the Defense Health Agency’s TRICARE Competitive Plans Demonstration in the Atlanta market. The effort focuses on strengthening the systems and data processes that support eligibility, enrollment, and encounter information, so program teams can better support beneficiary access and day-to-day healthcare operations.

Rather than treating enrollment data as a back-office function, the EEE team is helping turn it into a more accessible and useful operational resource. The pilot’s reporting capabilities give healthcare administrators and providers clearer visibility into the information they need to make timely, informed decisions.

Technology Built for Mission Impact

That work matters because military healthcare enrollment depends on accurate, connected, and usable information. By improving how key enrollment and encounter data is organized and shared, the team is helping reduce friction for administrators while supporting more consistent service delivery.

The result is a practical technology effort with mission impact: better visibility, faster access to information, and a stronger foundation for future improvements across military healthcare enrollment.

A Word from Leadership

“This recognition speaks to the purpose behind MicroHealth’s work,” said Frank Tucker, CEO of MicroHealth. “The EEE team is applying technology in a way that supports real operational needs and helps improve how critical healthcare information is managed. We are proud of their dedication and the value this work brings to the mission.”

As MicroHealth celebrates this achievement, the company remains committed to doing meaningful work that matters and continuing to innovate in ways that create lasting value for clients and the communities they serve.

• Advance military healthcare enrollment through reliable eligibility, enrollment, and encounter data management.

• Improve operational visibility for healthcare administrators and program leaders.

• Support faster, more informed decisions through practical reporting tools and data access.

• Create a stronger foundation for future innovation across military healthcare enrollment.

About the International Business Awards

The International Business Awards® are among the world’s top honors for workplace achievement, spotlighting organizations, teams, projects, and people across industries and markets. The program is open to organizations and individuals worldwide, with categories spanning technology, product development, public sector and government innovation, marketing, communications, management, and more.

Winners are selected through judging by panels of industry professionals, with Gold, Silver, and Bronze Stevie Award placements determined by the judges’ scores.

For MicroHealth, this recognition underscores the value of practical, mission-focused technology and the people who make that work possible.

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