Vizient taps iMedX for clinical documentation

Vizient members will have access to iMedX medical transcription services under an agreement between the two entities.

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Vizient is a member-driven healthcare performance improvement company with offices in Irving, Texas, and Chicago. iMedX is a health information and medical documentation solutions company based in Atlanta.

The agreement, which took effect May 1, allows Vizient members to access iMedX’s full-suite of enterprise-level transcription services solutions, according to a news release. More specifically, Vizient members may participate in iMedX’s Client Alignment Program. This program allows iMedX to hire staff of participants and offer them resources to improve their organization’s medical transcription services, the release states.

“iMedX is honored to have been selected as an awarded Vizient supplier,” Chris Foley, CEO of iMedX, said in a prepared statement “As a leader in health information and clinical documentation, we look forward to working directly with Vizient members to provide both high-performance and cost effective transcription solutions to their healthcare facilities.”

 

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