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Healthland's EMR solution product enhancements to be showcased at 2010 HIMSS Conference

Published on February 23, 2010 at 5:46 AM · No Comments

Healthland, America's market leader of healthcare information solutions for small community and critical access hospitals, today announced it will exhibit at the 2010 Annual HIMSS Conference and Exhibit, March 1- 4, 2010, in Atlanta at the Georgia World Congress Center. At the event, Healthland will conduct product demonstrations including its new Emergency Department Information System and Healthland Analytics, report results from a recent customer survey about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and meaningful use, and announce recent client success stories.

“Our Emergency Department Information System product launch is an excellent example of how Healthland listens to market needs and builds new product based on customer input.”

“In a sea of vendors at the annual HIMSS conference and exhibit, small community hospitals are looking specifically for technology providers who understand their unique needs,” said James Burgess, president and CEO of Healthland. “We find HIMSS to be an important channel for small community and critical access hospitals and are proud of the fact that we are the only solutions provider to focus exclusively on this market with over 30 years of experience and more than 500 customers across the country. With the Healthland electronic medical records solution (EMR), our customers utilize one patient chart for the entire healthcare community enabling operational efficiencies, improved departmental and organizational communication, and reduced cost by more effectively managing patient records and optimizing reimbursement while ensuring regulatory compliance.”

HIMSS 2010 is one of the largest global industry trade shows. Last year’s attendance included more than 30,000 healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, HIT executives, pharmacists, vendor and healthcare IT professionals. This year’s event will provide:

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