9 recent vendor contracts, health IT go-lives

The following vendor contracts and go-live were announced within the past week.

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1. Community Health Centers of Arkansas in Little Rock chose eClinicalWorks Care Cordination Medical Record to deploy across 10 practices and 58 locations.

2. Texas-based Solaris Hospice selected TigerText to provide secure clinical messaging.

3. Cardiology Associates in Port Charlotte, Fla., contracted with Portiva, a medical transcription and electronic technical services provider.

4. Bingham Farms, Mich.-based United Physicians will implement Wellcentive’s population health management solution.

5. Contra Costa Health Services in Martinez, Calif., selected Passive’s patient safety and peer review solution to help manage adverse events.

6. Maury Regional Medical Center in Columbia, Tenn., chose VisionWare’s MultiVue platform for data management to enhance their patient portal and drive patient engagement.

7. Charlottesville-based University of Virginia Health System selected to implement Strata Decision Technology’s StrataJazz for decision support and cost accounting services.

8. Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin, N.C., selected MEDHOST’s Advanced Perioperative Information Management System to optimize perioperative performance.

9. Royal Oak, Mich.-based Beaumont Medical Group implemented Wellcentive’s Physician Quality Reporting System Enterprise Solution to help improve clinical and financial outcomes.

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