Sacred Heart picks dbtech’s report distribution, analysis and archive solution

Allentown, Pa.-based Sacred Heart HealthCare has selected dbtech’s Ras solution to provide report distribution, data aggregation and publishing services for the medical center’s patient accounting, finance and medical records departments.

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Sacred Heart chose dbtech’s Ras solution based on product capability, pricing and quality of support services, according to a news release.

“Getting employees and business partners the information they needed to do their jobs was identified as an area for process improvement. Also identified were expenses related to billing forms like the CMS 1500. Ras had the tools we needed to accelerate our information delivery methods while protecting our data assets and lowering costs,” Susan Landow, Cerner site director for Sacred Heart Hospital, said in a statement.

Dbtech’s Ras is the primary report distribution, analysis and archive solution for more than 300 hospitals across the country. 

 

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