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Tiny Hospital Automates Practices

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Mayo Regional Hospital, a critical access hospital in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, will implement electronic health records and integrated practice management software in its eight owned physician practices.

The 25-bed facility will deploy the Intergy software of Sage North America Health Care Division, based in Tampa, Fla. About a dozen physicians and a dozen additional providers will use the software. The clinics treat more than 50,000 patients annually.

Implementation of the software is part of a strategy to improve care, cut costs and qualify for meaningful use incentive payments under the HITECH Act, according to Ben Dever, director of Mayo Practice Associates at the hospital.

More information is available at mayohospital.com and sagehealth.com.

--Joseph Goedert

 

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