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Revolutionary Open Architecture RTLS Platform Deployed in World Class Hospital OR Department Integrating Operational Intelligence Solution from Intelligent InSites

Sonitor Technologies, a leader in Real Time Locating Systems (RTLS) in healthcare, announced the first large scale installation of its revolutionary new Sonitor Sense™ RTLS platform in the OR department at Bumrungrad International Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. The advanced, open architecture RTLS system will integrate with the real-time operational intelligence platform from Intelligent InSites.

Large Health System Serving Central Indiana Signs Three-Year Agreement for OpportunityAnyWare(TM) to Gain Visibility into Data Collected by Disparate Financial Systems

Streamline Health Solutions, Inc. STRM -1.63%  , a leading provider of SaaS-based enterprise content management, business analytics, computer assisted coding (CAC), and clinical documentation improvement (CDI) solutions for healthcare providers, today announced that Community Health Network will deploy the Company's OpportunityAnyWare suite of business analytics solutions throughout its network.

Best Practice Claims Management Solution Embedded within Cerner's Patient Accounting System to Improve Client Workflows and Optimize Payments

Cerner (NASDAQ: CERN) and MedAssets (NASDAQ: MDAS) announced the expansion of the companies' business relationship. Knowledge components of MedAssets Claims Management solution will be embedded within the Cerner® Patient Accounting solution to give Cerner clients significantly enhanced claims processing workflow capabilities, operational efficiencies and optimized payments.

Feedback from Medical Professionals Earns Company “Best in KLAS” Recognition for its DRX-Evolution System

For the second time in one month, Carestream Health has again earned a top rating from medical professionals using a Carestream digital X-ray system as reported by KLAS, an independent research organization that monitors healthcare vendor performance.

Mobile health technology has substantial potential for improving access to health care in the developing world and in remote regions of developed countries, states an article in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal).

In many countries, access to health care is hampered by lack of medical professionals and health care infrastructure, limited or poor equipment, sporadic power and other obstacles. However, the development of remote-presence medical devices can help fill this void by connecting people in remote locations with experienced health care professionals for real-time assessment.