The 350-bed teaching hospital currently uses Allscripts ED and Allscripts Care Management and will now use the vendor’s integrated suite of solutions.
“Wyckoff Heights Medical Center is excited to continue our partnership with Allscripts and join our peers in the New York metropolitan area who use Allscripts Sunrise solutions to deliver superior care,” Ramon Rodriguez, president and CEO of the hospital, said in a statement.
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