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Irvine’s Accenx interfaces with Initiate Systems
The provider of health information exchange solutions partners with Chicago company.
By Susan BelknappPublished: March 17, 2009 11:00 AM
Irvine-based Accenx, a leading provider of health management exchange (HIE) solutions announced Monday that it is collaborating with Chicago-based Initiate Systems Inc.
Accenx will offer fully managed, remote hosting of Initiate Patient, for health care customers. The first customer for the joint solution is OhioHealth, a family of 15 hospitals, 20 health and surgery centers, home-health providers, medical equipment and health service suppliers throughout a 46-county area.
“OhioHealth is routinely recognized for clinical excellence and innovation, and maintaining this leadership position requires the near-constant upgrading of applications and implementation of new information systems,” says Mrunal Shah, M.D., ABFM, vice president of Physician Technology and OhioHealth Information Services.
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Irvine-based Accenx, a leading provider of health management exchange (HIE) solutions announced Monday that it is collaborating with Chicago-based Initiate Systems Inc. Accenx will offer fully managed, remote hosting of Initiate Patient, for health care customers. The first customer for the joint solution is OhioHealth, a family of 15 hospitals, 20 health and surgery centers, home-health providers, medical equipment and health service suppliers throughout a 46-county area. “OhioHealth is routinely recognized for clinical excellence and innovation, and maintaining this leadership position requires the near-constant upgrading of applications and implementation of new information systems,” says Mrunal Shah, M.D., ABFM, vice president of Physician Technology and OhioHealth Information Services. PAGE TWO Related headlines Irvine-based Gateway opens gates for gamers Irvine’s Spectrum Pharmaceuticals acquires RIT Oncology San Clemente's STEMTech to Obama: What about adult stem cells? Test results in: Clarient of Aliso Viejo's revenues soar "OC METRO Minute," March 13: UCI's geriatrics program receives funding from Donald W. Reynolds Foundation "OC METRO Minute," March 11: Epinex's diabetes monitoring device |
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