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Rural Missouri Docs Pick InteGreat

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Golden Valley Medical Clinics in Clinton, Mo., will implement in its three facilities electronic health records software from InteGreat, Scottsdale, Ariz.

The 21-physician multi-specialty practice with five nurse practitioners made its selection after an 18-month process of evaluating 12 vendors. The practice is affiliated with 84-bed Golden Valley Memorial Hospital, also in Clinton.

InteGreat is a subsidiary of Pittsburgh-based MED3000. More information is available at gvmh.org and integreatehr.com.

--Joseph Goedert

EHR

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