NextGen, AMA join forces for online physician platform

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems, has entered an agreement with the American Medical Association (AMA) to offer NextGen Ambulatory EHR and NextGen Practice Management on a new AMA online platform.

With the AMA platform, physicians can assess and meet their clinical and practice needs by providing access to information, products and services with a single sign-on, the Horsham, Pa.-based company stated.

The platform is currently being beta tested in Michigan in collaboration with the East Lansing-based Michigan State Medical Society and should be operational and running by the beginning of 2011, NextGen added.

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