The InteGreat division of MED3OOO Group, Inc. recently entered into an agreement to implement and deploy InteGreat EHR, a browser-based electronic health record (EHR) application, throughout the offices Sun Life Family Health Center operates in Pinal County, Central Arizona. The implementation of InteGreat EHR by Sun Life is designed to improve patient care and practice operations within its six clinics with intuitive workflows and clinical decision support.
Sun Life is a not-for-profit primary care provider providing healthcare to over 28,000 patients in the Casa Grande, Eloy, Coolidge, Maricopa, Oracle, and San Manuel communities. Sun Life's 29+ providers on staff encompass Family Practice, OB/GYN, Pediatric, and Dental services, and are committed to providing the best possible care to every patient who walks through their doors. Their commitment to implementing InteGreat EHR will help them further their ability to improve patient outcomes.
"Sun Life's primary goal is to improve access to affordable quality healthcare by enhancing our facilities, technological capacity, and prevention, and wellness efforts," said Travis Robinette, Chief Executive Officer at Sun Life. "We believe our adoption of InteGreat EHR will be a crucial step toward accomplishing our goal of improved patient care as we expand our Community Health Center's offerings."
The InteGreat EHR browser-based application costs less for network infrastructure and produces higher levels of satisfaction among clinical staff because it offers a reliable connection without the need for a dedicated line. This technology will save the community health center several thousand dollars in IT costs every year.
"We are excited to be partnering with Sun Life to help them address the issues of cost, quality, and access by implementing InteGreat EHR," said Tom Skelton, President of MED3OOO's InteGreat division. "We remain focused on meeting the needs of Community Health Centers nationwide by delivering affordable and easily adopted solutions to help streamline clinical workflows and improve patient care."
Source: http://www.MED3000.com
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