The two organizations will now collaborate to offer healthcare consulting services with the goal of reducing supply chain costs in the non-acute market.
“We liked IOS’ technology so much that we wrapped consulting and outsourced supply chain services around it,” said Nate Mickish of Texas Health Resources. “Our partnership has created true value, as well as a new model for the healthcare market.”
Texas Health has used IOS’ procurement and inventory platform ENVI since 2013. More than 300 of the nonprofit organization’s facilities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area rely on the platform.
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