Indiana extension center selects iSalus

Jeff Byers | August 10, 2010 | Health Exec | Precision Medicine

Indiana Health IT Extension Center (I-HITEC), as a collaborative statewide initiative led by Purdue University in Indianapolis, has selected health IT company iSalus as an EMR preferred software partner to serve Indiana’s healthcare community as part of the federal stimulus program to implement EMR software systems.

I-HITEC has been tasked with helping 2,200 Indiana primary care providers achieve meaningful use of EHR technology, according to Indiapolis-based iSalus. Through the partnership, iSalus and I-HITEC will provide Indiana healthcare providers with an EMR tool, education, training, implementation, technical and customer support.

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