Morning Headlines 2/7/19
Electronic Health Records Vendor to Pay $57.25 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
Greenway Health will pay $57 million to settle DoJ allegations that include misrepresenting the capabilities of its software during the certification process and doling out kickbacks to customers who recommended its products.
Alphabet’s Verily is building a high-tech rehab campus to combat opioid addiction
Verily, Kettering Health Network, and Premier Health will develop a campus of addiction recovery services in Dayton, OH that will use technology to analyze and measure the effectiveness of interventions.
Trinity Health will offer 450 IT employees positions with its managed services partner, Leidos, as part of a multi-year restructuring effort that coincides with its transition to Epic.
Orion Health’s McCrae to take firm private – again
Orion Health Group founder Ian McCrae hopes to take the company private after a disappointing four years as a public business.
With McGraw’s new position at Transcarent, it seems like Glen Tullman might be getting the Allscripts band back together.