The UHC hiding the breach notice page is one thing but it looks like Nebraska is suing Change Healthcare for…
Morning Headlines 9/7/23
NextGen Healthcare Enters into Definitive Agreement to Be Acquired by Thoma Bravo
Thoma Bravo will acquire NextGen Healthcare in a take-private deal valued at over $1.5 billion.
Concord Health Partners Invests in NeuroFlow
Behavioral health technology vendor NeuroFlow secures funding from Concord Health Partners.
Behavioral health outcomes tracking software vendor ERPHealth acquires Manifesto, which offers a peer support and behavioral health coaching app.
ModuleMD Acquires Diversified Healthcare and MedEase to Expand Revenue Cycle Management Footprint
Specialty-focused health IT company ModuleMD acquires Diversified Health Care Management and Professional Management Services, both of which offer practice management and RCM software and services.
Rumor (news?) is that Intermountain is going full Epic.
https://reddit.com/r/cernercorporation/s/Nzd9xahtyX
I have verified this with Intermountain.
From that Reddit thread: “Hell, when Neal’s illness relapsed and he had treatment at MD Anderson, he took time to bash MD Anderson’s lab system and didn’t even realize that at the time, MDA was running Millennium PathNet, that is how out of touch he was.”
1. YIKES 2. Thank God Jared Kushner selected Cerner/Oracle to be the health system for our nation’s finest. Feels like by the end of the decade the federal government might be Cerner/Oracle’s only domestic client left standing. And they can prove how “interoperable” they are, since that’s allegedly why the won the bid.