Pennsylvania school districts can seamlessly import student immunization records into their SNAP Health Center EHR from PIERS, the state immunization information system, saving hours and days of work
AMHERST, NH – August 5, 2026 – PSNI, the nation’s leading provider of K-12 school electronic health record (EHR) software, announced today that Pennsylvania schools using SNAP Health Center can now interface with PIERS (Pennsylvania Immunization Electronic Registry System) using the SNAP Immunization Link. The SNAP Imm Link allows school districts to import the most current student immunization information from PIERS saving school nurses significant time by eliminating data entry and improving the integrity of student immunization records.
“We contacted the Pennsylvania Department of Health and explained how much this would mean to school health programs,” said Bob Bundy, PSNI Vice President. “The DOH immediately saw the impact and started working on this project right away. We were so pleased to work with them and collaborate on this solution for Pennsylvania schools.
Judy Clapper, MSN, RN, CSN, of Claysburg-Kimmel School District, participated as a pilot user in the collaborative interface project between the Pennsylvania Department of Health and PSNI. “The connection between SNAP Health Center and PIERS will significantly improve efficiency for school nurses across Pennsylvania,” said Clapper. “This interface will save school nurses countless hours of manual data entry, allowing us to spend more time focusing on student care while enabling immunization compliance and collaboration between providers for the best outcomes for student health care needs. The entire pilot process was exceptionally smooth, and the collaboration between PSNI and the Pennsylvania Department of Health was outstanding. We value PSNI’s continued commitment to supporting school nurses and advancing school health programs through innovative technology.”
The new integration of SNAP Health Center with PIERS provides school nurses with the most updated, accurate student immunization information. It also significantly reduces school nurse administrative work loads and in turn, increases time spent caring for students thus providing the potential to improve student health outcomes.
About PSNI, LLC
Founded by a school nurse in 1992, PSNI has been focused on improving student health with their flagship software SNAP Health Center for more than 30 years. SNAP is the leading school EHR with customers in 44 US states and 22 countries. With over 18,000 school nurses using SNAP daily, it truly is software for nurses by nurses. For more information about PSNI, go to www.psnihealth.com.