The hospital will also employ services from TruBridge for data management, eligibility and other revenue cycle management processes. Both Evident and TruBridge are subsidiaries of CPSI.
“This partnership allows us to employ a fully integrated set of technology solutions across our hospital care setting,” Vicki Kuestersteffen, director and CEO of J.D. McCarty Center for Children with Developmental Disabilities, said in a statement. “The technology will be crucial for us as we seek to constantly improve the quality and outcomes of the care we provide every day to Oklahoma’s children with special needs, plus sharpen our financial management and operations.”
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