Complete and customizable health and wellness surveys, personalized reports, and case management systems designed for college campuses and beyond
IMPACT Feedback was developed with some of the country’s leading researchers from Columbia, Duke, Ithaca College, and the University of Massachusetts. Across the United States, universities and health organizations use IMPACT Feedback to provide vital services within their Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) and Health Promotion programs. These include alcohol and cannabis harm reduction interventions, like BASICS and CASICS, as well as Wellness Coaching, Freshman Orientation and more!
Thanks to our unique Software as a Service (SaaS) model, we’re continuously improving the amazing features that make IMPACT Feedback the most comprehensive and customizable system in the market.
Survey Designer
Create your own surveys and assessments using our state-of-the-art survey designer. Or start with one of our templates and add, edit, or delete items as you see fit.
Report Designer
Create your own or use one of our templates. Personalized Feedback Reports can draw results from multiple surveys (i.e.: baseline and follow-up). Easily update your normative charts, add your campus resources, etc.
Scheduling
Our flexible scheduling system allows students to self-enroll or be manually added to sessions or classes. Confirmation and reminder emails automatically delivered to student and provider.
Advanced Automation
Our flexible and easy to use logic allows you to control the process flow of your students through various interventions. Automatically notify referral sources, providers, students, etc., at various points in the process flow.
Success Stories
First Year Student Orientation with Duke University
Innovators with practical experience as facilitators and practitioners themselves, the team at First Light has created a web-based tool that enhances the delivery and management of evidence-based interventions while providing a platform that supports creativity and meets the needs of practitioners and the environment of higher education.
Fraternity & Sorority BASICS at University of Delaware
Student Wellness and Health Promotion had been partnering with Fraternity and Sorority life for years to provide preventive education around substance use to all new members of their chapters each semester
BASICS with IMPACT at Dartmouth
Analysis between baseline and these surveys post intervention verify an average reduction in High Risk Drinking by ~50%. So, we had similar results to traditional BASICS while using less staff time/resources. It is a wonderful program. We could not do the 1,000s of BASICS sessions without it.