The following is a roundup of recent health IT vendor contracts and go-lives reported within the last week, beginning with the most recent:
1. On April 4, Lewes, Del.-based Beebe Healthcare announced a go-live on Cerner's electronic health record system.
2. On April 2, Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Memorial Health Care announced it will use MedAptus' Professional Charge Capture (Pro) as its automated coding and billing software.
3. Wichita, Kan.-based Wesley Medical Center announced April 2 it had selected Lincor Solutions to provide patient engagement technology to its Women's Care Unit.
4. Little Rock, Ark.-based St. Vincent Health System announced April 2 it will use MedAptus' Professional Charge Capture (Pro) as its automated coding and billing software.
5. On April 2, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.-based Hudson Valley Hospital Center announced a go-live.
6. Washington-based Spanish Catholic Center announced April 2 it had installed Forward Health Group's PopulationManager.
7. On March 31, Cherokee (Iowa) Regional Medical Center announced it has implemented Epic's EHR system.
8. Florida Hospital Memorial Center in Daytona Beach announced March 28 it had selected Authentidate's InscrybeMD telehealth solution to remotely monitor patients.
9. On March 27, Seneca, S.C.-based Oconee Medical Center announced it will use ParaTrend to serve as its real-time clinical support tool.
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