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GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services, with expertise in medical imaging and information technologies, medical diagnostics, patient monitoring systems, performance improvement, drug discovery and biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The company is headquartered in the United Kingdom and is a $17 billion unit of General Electric Company. 

Centricity, a brand of 31 healthcare IT software solutions from GE Healthcare, includes technology designed for independent physician practices, academic medical centers, hospitals and large integrated delivery networks. The various modules include electronic medical records, practice management, revenue cycle management and medical imaging. 

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News | May 22, 2013
...bidirectional communication in a more plug-and-play environment.”   [See also: Medicare cuts, ACOs to cause slowdown in diagnostic ECG device market.]   Vendors highlighted in this report include Cardiac Science, Cerner, Epiphany Cardio, GE Healthcare, Philips, McKesson, Midmark and Mortara. 
News | May 21, 2013
...16 letter addressed to Thune et al., executives from EHRA, a trade group representing more than 40 EHR vendors, including Siemens, Allscripts, Greenway, Practice Fusion, NextGen, Cerner, McKesson and GE Healthcare IT, wrote that they "agree that in order for providers to best leverage health IT towards the aims of meaningful use and interoperability, Congress and the administration as well ...
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News | Apr 28, 2013
Caradigm, the joint health IT venture formed by Microsoft and GE Healthcare, announced March 27 it would integrate health information exchange technology from Orion Health into its Caradigm Intelligence Platform. Officials say the addition of data exchange capabilities to the cloud-based platform ...
News | Mar 27, 2013
Caradigm, the joint health IT venture formed by Microsoft and GE Healthcare, announced Wednesday that it will integrate health information exchange technology from Orion Health into its analytics platform. Officials say the addition of data exchange capabilities to the cloud-based Caradigm Intelligence ...
News | Mar 22, 2013
...fragmented, officials say. The majority of companies selling peripherals and systems to the home healthcare and nursing home markets are primarily privately-held, smaller companies. Large concerns such as Abbott, GE Healthcare, Honeywell and Philips compete with newcomers like China's Mindray and specialists like AMD Global Telemedicine or Second Opinion Telehealth.   Report findings are supported by other recent studies. Berg Insight, for ...
News | Mar 04, 2013
...will give the system buyers the confidence they need to make good decisions, according to the HIMSS video. At the speaker’s platform, Mark Dente, MD, chief medical informatics officer at GE Healthcare, told the audience, “That ability to connect across vendors is something we’re committed to.” Even as he spoke, a news conference of EHR vendors McKesson, Cerner, athenahealth, Allscripts and ...
News | Feb 19, 2013
...fourth level – the entire top floor – of the Global Center for Health Innovation, which will house other big-name healthcare leaders and charter tenants, among them Cleveland Clinic, GE Healthcare, Johnson Controls, University Hospitals and Philips Healthcare. HIMSS has plans to double the size of the exhibition space by 2016. The $465 million Global Center for Innovation and newly refurbished ...
News | Feb 18, 2013
...capabilities and toward clinical quality measurement and interoperability of healthcare information. "We're not negative on the meaningful use program," said Mark Segal, vice president of government and industry affairs at GE Healthcare and chair of the EHRA's Public Policy Leadership Workgroup."Let's not try to be highly prescriptive [in the regulations]," Segal said. "Let market demand drive innovation."The practice environment is different ...
News | Feb 18, 2013
...at interoperability and "building on accelerated momentum and more extensive use of Stage 2 capabilities and clinical quality measurement," according to the letter, signed by executives from Allscripts, Cerner, GE Healthcare, Siemens and other firms. The association also made the case that Stage 3 should not start "until at least three years after the start of Stage 2," and that CMS ...