The University of Maryland Medical System, based in Baltimore, has spun off Gallion Health, a digital supply chain platform developed in house.
The cloud-based platform, launched in 2021, integrates with EHR and enterprise resource planning systems across UMMS’ 11 hospitals, according to a July 8 news release from the health system.
Since implementation, the platform has reduced task completion time by 75% and has cut error rates from 18% to 3%, the release said. The health system also reported $2 million in savings from improved invoice accuracy and operational efficiency and another $3.5 million through retained contracts.
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