Hendrick Medical Center Selects USA’s Award Winning Solutions RMS for Enterprise Resource Management
Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. (USA), the leading provider of enterprise-wide resource management solutions to the healthcare industry, today announced that Hendrick Medical Center, located in Abilene, TX, has contracted for its award-winning totally integrated Resource Management System (RMS). This is the tenth hospital in Texas that has contracted with USA’s access management solutions over the last two years.
(PRWEB) November 21, 2005 -- Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. (USA), the leading provider of enterprise-wide resource management solutions to the healthcare industry, today announced that Hendrick Medical Center, located in Abilene, TX, has contracted for its award-winning totally integrated Resource Management System (RMS). This is the tenth hospital in Texas that has contracted with USA’s access management solutions over the last two years.
Founded in 1924, Hendrick Medical Center is now licensed for 525 beds and offers a broad spectrum of services ranging from prenatal and birthing services to retirement living and hospice care. It is recognized by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations as a hospital with accreditation with commendation, and the Press, Ganey patient satisfaction survey firm recognizes Hendrick as one of the top 12 Press, Ganey hospitals in the nation concerning overall patient satisfaction. Hendrick serves 22 counties in the Texas Midwest and has formed affiliations with 18 regional hospitals.
RMS, which is listed as #1 in the area of Enterprise Scheduling by KLAS Enterprises, will replace the current enterprise scheduling vendor. “USA’s policy of never sun-setting a product established the tempo for winning this business”, according to Charlie Kean, USA’s Vice President of Sales. Charlie adds, “RMS functionality encompasses a broader area, much more than scheduling. USA’s presentation of the patient agenda that can empower healthcare organizations to balance the needs of patient access management and revenue cycle management embedded within resource management is a major differentiator.” USA defines the Patient Agenda as addressing all stages of care delivery and administrative management by tracking and monitoring the continuum of care from the point of scheduling through all post-discharge activities.
About Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. (USA): Unibased and its products have maintained the highest rankings from the KLAS independent reporting for the last six years and their reputation for product quality, reliability, and supporting services has no equal in the HIT industry. Unibased markets various products which are open, scalable, integrated client/server and web enabled solutions, designed to meet the unique needs of sophisticated enterprise organizations. Unibased has major solution offerings in the HIT and air travel markets, providing real-time production scheduling, human resource, security and financial systems. In the HIT industry, Resource Management System (RMS) is an integrated solution which schedules and tracks patient resource needs from pre-access through follow-up.
RMS also monitors the effectiveness of clinical programs, financial productivity and capacity management. PeriOperative Resource Management System (ORMS) is an integrated module which addresses OR scheduling, surgeon preferences, suite utilization, clinical documentation, materials management, clinical worker training and certification. RMS/ORMS results in significant improvements in physician and patient relations. Unibased products and services are available through direct sales, marketing partners, value added resellers and system integrators. Unibased is a private corporation founded in 1986, and is based in Chesterfield, Missouri. Visit Unibased on the web at www.unibased.com.
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