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Affinity Health System selects GE Centricity EMR for patient care network

Published on September 9, 2010 at 9:28 AM · No Comments

Northeast Wisconsin's nationally recognized Affinity Health System is the latest to choose GE Centricity® EMR for its patient care network. The Catholic, mission-oriented, regional health network is a collaboration between the Fox Valley's Ministry Health Care and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare and plans to implement Centricity EMR across its 22 multi-specialty clinics in 14 communities to help care for an average of 21,000 patients each year.

"We couldn't be more pleased with the flexible offering we'll get from GE," said Dr. Peter Roloff, Affinity's Director of Medical Informatics and physician sponsor for the implementation. "Because we opted for a hosted offering, our 220 doctors will rely upon the security and stability of GE's Tier 1 data center. After weighing it against several competitive offerings, we're confident GE's solution, combined with the attractive financing terms of its Stimulus Simplicity program, is the right fit for our network today. As for tomorrow, the scalability of the hosted offering will allow GE to grow along with us, no matter how our future takes shape."

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