Merge posts positive Q2

Jonathan Batchelor | | Health Exec | Digital Transformation
Health IT developer Merge Healthcare has shown an uptick in revenue and a sharp turnaround in net income for the Milwaukee-based firm’s fiscal 2009 second quarter, which ended June 30.

For the period, the company reported net sales of $15.4 million, which represented solid growth over the $13.3 million in sales recorded for the same period last year.

Merge posted a net income of $400,000 for the quarter, a significant achievement compared with the $18.3 million net loss booked in the second quarter of fiscal 2008.

Jonathan Batchelor

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