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Johns Hopkins Gets Two Keane Apps

August 18, 2008

Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, will implement two applications from Keane Inc., San Ramon, Calif.

The academic medical center is installing a browser-based  admission-discharge-transfer system that will take just over a year to fully deploy. The system will interface with more than 200 other applications at the hospital.

In addition, the hospital is upgrading its billing system from Keane, in place since 1991, to the new browser-based EZ-Access Patcom application.

More information is available at keane.com.

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