Allscripts, which sponsored the community night event, tweeted a picture of Mr. Black, clad in a striped Cubs jersey, tossing the baseball. Along with their game ticket, fans received a Cubs-themed scrub top.
Mr. Black has served as CEO of the Chicago-based health technology company since 2012. Allscripts started as a relatively small medication management company in 1986. Today, it serves 2,500 hospitals, 45,000 physician practices and 19,000 post-acute agencies and offers various health technology products, including an EHR, a population health management platform, a precision medicine tool and a financial management solution.
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