Trinity Health expands NextGen technology use
Trinity Health of Novi, Mich., has purchased 1,200 bundled NextGen EHR and NextGen EPM (Enterprise Practice Management) software licenses from NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems.
This purchase expands Trinity's NextGen EPM use as it purchased 400 licenses in 2006.
According to the Horsham, Pa.-based company, the licenses will enable all employed providers in the Trinity network–comprising 44 acute-care hospitals, 379 outpatient facilities, 33 long-term care facilities and numerous home health and hospice program–to access NextGen’s technology platform.
NextGen EHR was recently named a pre-market conditionally CCHIT Certified 2011 Ambulatory EHR. The NextGen EPM product allows healthcare organizations with multiple locations to centralize appointment scheduling, billing, collections and other business processes, according to NextGen.
This purchase expands Trinity's NextGen EPM use as it purchased 400 licenses in 2006.
According to the Horsham, Pa.-based company, the licenses will enable all employed providers in the Trinity network–comprising 44 acute-care hospitals, 379 outpatient facilities, 33 long-term care facilities and numerous home health and hospice program–to access NextGen’s technology platform.
NextGen EHR was recently named a pre-market conditionally CCHIT Certified 2011 Ambulatory EHR. The NextGen EPM product allows healthcare organizations with multiple locations to centralize appointment scheduling, billing, collections and other business processes, according to NextGen.