Medaptus

2008

Lahey Clinic and MedAptus Featured on CNBC's "Power Lunch" Program

Lahey Clinic Medical Center, a MedAptus customer since 2001, is a large, multi-specialty, ambulatory care center and 268-bed hospital that serves over 3,000 patients daily. Currently more than 400 Lahey Clinic physicians, clinicians and administrative staff use MedAptus for professional coding and compliance. Given Lahey's reputation as a technology early-adopter, when it came time for CNBC to feature a progressive institution on its "Power Lunch" finance program highlighting the state of healthcare information technology, Lahey was a clear choice. The segment, which aired on the July 24th episode of the widely televised show, includes Lahey's President and CEO, David Barrett, MD, speaking about the institution's adoption of MedAptus. Lahey estimates that usage of Professional Charge Capture has led to over $1 million in annual savings.Watch the Video: Click here.

"True Believer" - September 2008

Lahey Clinic Medical Center implements MedAptus' multidisciplinary charge capture solution and streamlines continuity of care. Cynthia Trapp, the MedAptus project lead at Lahey, shares lessons learned over Lahey's eight-years of experience with wireless infrastructure and automated charge capture. This first-person article appeared in the September 2008 issue of Health Management Technology. Read the story

"Technology - Payback Time" - June 2008

David Delaney, MD, MedAptus' Chief Medical Officer is interviewed for a feature story on charge capture technologies in the June, 2008 issue of Health Executive. Dr. Delaney discusses the ROI of electronic charge capture as well as the importance of encounter documentation at the point-of-care. Read the story

"MedAptus gives nurses coding relief" - May 2008

An article in the May 2008 issue of Healthcare Finance News on M. D. Anderson Cancer Center's implementation of MedAptus' Infusion Services Module and Facility Charge Capture. Read the story