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Purchasing an Ambulatory EMR Solution: Who Makes the Short List?
Monday, 30 March 2009 19:00 | 
 Data Access: Buy It Now |
Release Date 03/31/2009 Despite predictions of mass consolidation in the market, new ambulatory EMR vendors have proliferated. There has been some consolidation, but a tremendous number of EMR options remain on the market today, with new vendors frequently entering the market. The unique needs of various clinical specialties and the ability for physician groups to commercialize their home-grown products continue to fuel the market’s growth. The vendor landscape grows largest in the small physician practice space. Here, there are more vendor options for ambulatory EMRs than in any other segment of the outpatient market, yet this space also has greatest potential for EMR adoption. With more providers considering EMR adoption, this data takes on heightened importance as it reveals insights into the minds of CIOs, physicians, and other decision makers regarding the EMR solutions they feel would merit consideration. This report addresses the ambulatory EMR markets from the largest to the smallest in terms of the vendors that providers would consider if they were making an ambulatory EMR selection today. As KLAS investigated providers’ purchasing intentions, several questions were answered:
Vendors profiled in the Purchasing an Ambulatory EMR Solution: Who Makes the Short List? report include Allscripts, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, Epic, GE, Greenway, McKesson, NextGen and Sage<.a>. Healthcare providers searching for additional resources to aid their EMR evaluation process are invited to utilize the KLAS EMR Toolkit. The EMR Toolkit contains pertinent client feedback on the major EMR vendors in the industry. Click on the following link to access this provider resource: www.KLASresearch.com/KLASEMRToolkit Non-Provider Price: $9,850 Provider Price: $980 |
Tags: Ambulatory EMR
