By Rahul AroraTeraMedica, a global healthcare informatics company, recently announced that it has signed a partner agreement with Frontier Solutions Group, a company that offers IT solutions. According to the terms of the agreement, FrontierSG will now offer TeraMedica’s Evercore Clinical Enterprise Suite as part of its portfolio.
Evercore is a modular, patient-centric software system, designed to address issues confronting the modern healthcare enterprise. The solution lowers capital and operating expenses and provides users with superior technology and flexibility. The TeraMedica Evercore - Clinical Enterprise Suite of software modules can connect and manage the digital image infrastructure of a healthcare system from the imaging device or PACS to the electronic health record (EHR) and the clinical desktop. Multi-department, multi-facility healthcare providers generate tens of terabytes of data annually. In most cases, this data is fragmented across departmental PACS systems without the IT infrastructure needed to manage the data.
“By partnering with TeraMedica, FrontierSG acquires a tremendous asset in our mission to assist healthcare professionals deliver top quality patient centric care,” stated Paul Wieland, CEO, Frontier Solutions Group. “An integrated solution featuring TeraMedica’s “true” Vendor Neutral Architecture and IBM’s (News
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In related news, TereMedica recently partnered with FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A. to create an integrated solution that combines its VNA technology with Fujifilm’s medical and imaging information management system. With these two medical companies working hand in hand, healthcare providers are much better equipped to deal with multiple situations with a set of different tools that can improve overall workflow in hand.
Lately, the health industry has witnessed a lot of these types of partnerships and solutions developed to revolutionize the way physician offices and hospitals are managed, just like EHR did only a few short years ago.