Prime renews document deal with FormFast

Mary Stevens | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Prime Healthcare Services has expanded its partnership with FormFast for its document management capabilities, allowing 14 facilities managed by Prime Healthcare and its affiliates can leverage FormFast’s on-demand document management workflow for assistance with medical records, revenue cycle and patient registration processes.

The St. Louis-based FormFast provides enterprise workflow technologies to Prime Healthcare, a for-profit hospital system in California. With the technology, forms are printed as necessary and  barcoded to ensure positive patient identification and precise scanning into the EMR, FormFast stated.

FormFast capabilities have been integrated with other technologies in use at Prime Healthcare’s hospitals, including McKesson’s Horizon EHR and the MediTech client-server hospital information system.

Mary Stevens

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