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Initiate Systems announces Accenx Technologies acquisition; expands growth strategy in the healthcare market

Published on October 31, 2009 at 1:41 AM · No Comments

Initiate Systems, Inc., a leader in data management solutions for information sharing and improved data quality, has acquired Accenx Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of health information exchange solutions. This acquisition furthers Initiate’s growth strategy and expands its offerings in the healthcare market. The terms of the deal are confidential.

By acquiring Accenx, Initiate expands the breadth and reach of its proven interoperable health solutions enabling a broader set of healthcare stakeholders to connect and share information as market dynamics require greater focus on establishing well integrated healthcare communities.

“The debates over healthcare IT adoption and payment reform have validated that healthcare communities that master information sharing realize improved outcomes at lower costs,” said Bill Conroy, president and CEO, Initiate. “EHR is the buzzword of The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, but what electronic health records offer is potential for interoperability. This requires information sharing within and between EHRs.”

Conroy continued: “The addition of Accenx is a natural extension for our company, and we believe it will prove valuable to our customers. Leveraging Initiate® interoperable health solutions as services through Accenx Exchange, Initiate now offers master data management (MDM) along with a connectivity platform delivering applications and relevant information at all points of service.”

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