Comments on: News 10/29/08

By: ECLP Guy

ECLP Guy — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 22:14:12 +0000

The Eclipsys Sunrise Revenue Cycle products including the AM/PFM products are alive and well. The products have undergone a recent uplift to provide integration of Revenue Cycle products with Clinical applications to provide workflow extensions. A Revenue Cycle Dashboard analytics tool has also been added to the mix that has drill down capability to the transaction level of data.
You will find Eclipsys Revenue Cycle customers featured in many periodicals including Health Leaders Magazine, HFN magazine, Healthcare Finance News and others. Eclipsys is also making an effort to be at many Revenue Cycle related events throughout the year including HIMSS, HFMA ANI and HFMA Strategies conferences. Eclipsys is also sponsoring 5 “hot topic” seminars in several cities over the next few months that feature speakers on RAC, Red Flag rules, ICD-10 and Transformation.

By: Needs Gas

Needs Gas — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 21:04:34 +0000

This is no surprise, if true. Grosser has been on the chopping block for close to a year now. UCI’s project has had minimal Eclipsys support. It is run raggedly by a bunch of 3rd party support staff with dismal project leadership (both UCI and Eclipsys). IMHO, an overly ambitious timeline plus the above resulted in the push back.

By: techmtnman

techmtnman — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 15:50:09 +0000

UCI Irvine, Eclipsys was not the only install that did not go well. The Surgical Information Systems Anesthesia Module did not go live as planned and several of the people that SIS was going to fly in and attend their Customer Congress backed out because they did not want to misrepresent. That is two big projects that happened on the CIO’s watch.

By: Pass the Mustard

Pass the Mustard — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:00:04 +0000

While I didn’t see it live it looks to me like Mike Lawrie jumped in front of Mr. Tullman to try and ring that bell. Those 2 sure do look like a match made in heaven.

By: It's Not Easy Being Green

It's Not Easy Being Green — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 01:55:10 +0000

Re: Thomson / Parrish- Care Navigator mobile software. For those that don’t recognize the product, this is the former best in KLAS physician handheld system formerly known as MercuryMD’s “MData”, you know, the one that had actually built some BRAND EQUITY until the Thomson folks decided on something better. Patient Keeper certainly doesn’t mind the change…