The 14-bed acute care facility had previously used Thrive, but moved away from it. They are now transitioning back to Thrive as it “supports all the care settings and service offerings we provide to our community,” said Iraan General Hospital CEO and Administrator Teresa Callahan.
“We have services, such as our respite care, that we were unable to manage in the other EHR because there wasn’t a comparable solution,” Ms. Callahan said.
Iraan General Hospital will be live on the entire Thrive suite by the end of the year.
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