Health IT company Imprivata has filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering that would value the company at up to $115 million.
Imprivata's OneSign is a single sign-on solution for electronic medical records designed to help streamline clinician workflow. The company also offers a secure communications platform for clinicians.
OneSign is the most widely used single sign-on solution among U.S. hospitals running either EpicCare or McKesson Paragon/Horizon EMR systems.
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