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West Virginia's Leading Hospital Selects Merge Healthcare for Cardiology Imaging and Information Solutions

Monday, August 01, 2011 6:45 AM

Merge Healthcare (NASDAQ:MRGE), a leading provider of enterprise imaging and interoperability solutions, announced today that Mon General Hospital, one of West Virginias leading acute-care community hospitals, located in Morgantown, is installing its full suite of enterprise-level cardiology solutions.

Mon General is replacing all of the existing imaging systems in their cardiology department with Merge solutions, including information systems for cardiology image management, hemodynamics and ECG.

We needed to eliminate the inefficiency caused by the disparate systems we previously had, said Steve Carter, CIO at Mon General Hospital. We met with executives from Merge and were impressed with the companys direction and their roadmap for future products. Ultimately, we selected Merge because it was the best fit for our long term goal of having a fully integrated, enterprise-wide cardiovascular information system.

Merge Cardio is an enterprise-level cardiology image and information system that manages and analyzes digital medical images. It also provides clinical tools such as web-based physician reporting from office or home, and provides separate reports linked to a single imaging study.

Merge Hemo, a cardiac cath lab knowledge tool integrates complete functionality for data collection, waveform analysis, inventory control, patient charging, and procedure reporting.

Merge Cardio ECG will provide an integrated, vendor neutral, web-based visualization platform for all non-invasive cardiology data. Cardiologists, emergency room physicians, anesthesiologists and referring physicians will now have anywhere access to not only the patients ECG information, but their images and clinical data as well.

Merge Hemo will streamline many of our current processes and give us real data in real time and allow staff to focus on the patient and procedure, said Diana Bridges, Director of Cardiovascular Services, Mon General Hospital.

With Merge, Mon General will have a consolidated cardiology system that spans across their entire enterprise enabling them to improve communication and exchange image and patient information more effectively, said Jeff Surges, CEO of Merge Healthcare. We look forward to developing our relationship with Mon General and to delivering solutions that will help them improve efficiency, image interoperability, and most importantly, patient care.

About Merge Healthcare

Merge Healthcare is the leading provider of enterprise imaging and interoperability solutions.


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