Boston, MA 09/26/2014 (wallstreetpr) – According to reports, Practice Fusion has signed a new agreement deal with Quest Diagnostics Inc (NYSE:DGX) in order to make the reporting and ordering electronic laboratory test easy and hassle free.
Insights of the deal:
Practice Fusion is the largest cloud-based electronic health records platform of the country. It is also considered as one of the largest communities of the world with total 112,000 active medical professionals. Because of the large sized community, it was very common to face various problems at the time of online ordering or reporting of clinical laboratory tests. The company has entered into a definitive agreement with DGX in order to enhance its ordering and reporting performance. Quest Diagnostics Inc (NYSE:DGX) is one of the well-known providers of diagnostic information services in all over the world.
Practice Fusion is planning to implement the ordering and reporting clinical tests with the help of Quest Diagnostics Inc (NYSE:DGX)’s advance solutions in early 2015. Both of the companies are working on lab testing and other initial processing and as soon the results are announced, the first phase of the final implementation will start. With the help of new cloud-based solutions, physicians will be able to share the test reports with their patients through online consumer-facing platform. As per a survey report, Quest Diagnostics Inc (NYSE:DGX) serves one out of every three adults and 50% of all the hospitals and physicians in America. It provides a wide range of medical solutions for several infectious diseases, cancer and others. Other than medical solution, it also provides neurology and other wellness services as well to a lot of people and organizations from all around the world.
According to Ryan Howard, founder and CEO, Practice Fusion, American health care industry is going through a seismic shift. Speed of information delivery among physicians, patients and patient care centers matter a lot. According to him, no other company delivers information among different channels faster than Practice Fusion.
