Ryan S. Adams in Palmyra, VA | Brock University - A Href Edubrock-university-10836 Brock Universitya

Ryan S. Adams

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I like moving things forward. At Meddius, I'm here to solve the billion integration problem in healthcare. Today, healthcare data is siloed across care providers and trapped inside vendor systems. As a result, data is unavailable to support healthcare's next generation of informatics and analytics solutions. Healthcare can't innovate, because it doesn't have access to the data. Extracting healthcare data is cumbersome. Building and maintaining interfaces is costly. Investing in integration technology is a sinkhole. Scaling it is hard. Now, there's a better alternative. Meddius exists to solve the integration problem in healthcare. We do it through Integration as a Service, a three step process subscribe to Meddius, connect to Meddius, and begin exchanging data with any healthcare system. Today, Meddius is active in over hospitals. We manage data acquisition for the largest healthcare data repository in the U.S. We support integration for a , hospital supply chain data exchange. We're rapidly becoming the de facto way for third-parties to connect to provider systems. Specialties Integration strategy - for payers, providers, GPO's, and ISVs (Independent Solution Vendors) Provider rollout - hospitals, ambulatory centers, and physician offices Healthcare systems - clinical (EMR), financial (Billing), and operation (MMIS) systems Data standards - HL, CCRCCD, EDI, XML Cost of ownership - management, scalability, extensibility over - year horizon Connecting you to EMR systems - Epic, Meditech, Cerner, McKesson, Siemens, GE, CPSI and more. MMIS systems - Lawson, Meditech, PeopleSoft, SAP, McKesson and more. Ambulatory EMRs - AllScripts, NextGen, eClinicalWorks, GE, Practice Fusion and more. read more ...