1. Traverse City, Mich.-based Munson Medical Center announced a go-live using Imprivata One Sign as its single sign-on solution.
2. Aspen (Colo.) Valley Hospital announced a go-live using a Meditech electronic health record system.
3. Birmingham, Mich.-based Women’s Excellence in Obstetrics and Gynecology announced a go-live using an athenahealth EHR system.
4. Creston, Iowa-based Greater Regional Medical Center announced a go-live using PeriGen’s PeriCALM fetal surveillance system.
5. Red Bluff, Calif.-based St. Elizabeth Community Hospital announced a go-live using the RP-VITA Remote Presence Robot that was developed by Intouch Health and iRobot.
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