DeJarnette Research Systems gets the picture -- and helps doctors get it too. Founded in 1985, DeJarnette provides picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and related components for health care providers. The company's software helps hospital radiology departments and other health care organizations with image display, management, and reporting functions, as well as with controlling image quality, printing images, storing images, and managing image distribution over the Web. DeJarnette also offers tools for teleradiology (remote image viewing and distribution), health image acquisition, and imaging application development.

e-MDs can help out busy doctors on the go. The company provides electronic records management and practice management software for physician practices and groups. The company offers applications for electronic medical charts and records, billing, scheduling, practice management, and document management. e-MDs was founded in 1996 and counts Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, and Motion Computing among its strategic partners, as well as other healthcare software providers such as QuadraMed that it works with to integrate complementary products and technology into one another's offerings.

eClinicalWorks helps physicians with organizing their administrative records, so they can focus on healing their patients. The company specializes in providing medical software for managing medical documents for small and medium health care practices, as well as large practice groups such as the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative. eClinicalWorks, which serves some 4,000 customers throughout the US, operates from offices in Georgia, Massachusetts, and New York. The company offers software for primary care practices and most medical specialties.

Eclipsys Corporation operates as a healthcare information technology company in North America, the southeast Asia, and the Middle East. It provides integrated clinical, revenue cycle, and performance management software; and professional services that assist healthcare organizations in their clinical, financial, and operational processes. The company software enables physicians, nurses, and other clinicians to coordinate care through a shared electronic medical record, place orders, and access and share information about patients. Its software also facilitates patient admissions, scheduling, invoicing, inventory control, and cost accounting, as well as records maintenance and assessment of the profitability of specific medical procedures and personnel. In addition, the company provides various services related to its software, which include software and hardware maintenance; professional services consisting of implementation, integration, training, and consulting; remote hosting of its software; outsourcing; network services; and third-party healthcare information technology applications. Eclipsys markets its software to healthcare providers of various sizes and specialties, including community hospitals, multi-entity healthcare systems, academic medical centers, outpatient clinics, physician practices, and other healthcare organizations through its direct sales force. The company was formerly known as Integrated Healthcare Solutions, Inc. and changed its name to Eclipsys Corporation in 1997. Eclipsys Corporation was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

Emergisoft Holding designs software used in hospital emergency rooms that allow clinicians to manage patient information. The company also provides training, maintenance, and consulting services. Customers include Hazelton Health Alliance, Rockdale Medical Center, and St. Vincent's Hospital. Citing the high burden and cost of the regulatory reporting requirements associated with continuing as a public company, Emergisoft deregistered its stock and went private in 2004. Texas-based investment group Berlwood Five owns about 95% of the company.

Epic Systems tells a grand tale of health care technology. Founded in 1979, the company provides health care management software that integrates financial and clinical information across inpatient, ambulatory, and payer technology systems. Epic's software offerings include scheduling and registration tools, billing and managed care administration applications, inpatient and outpatient core clinical systems, electronic medical records applications, and applications for managing hospital pharmacy, emergency, surgery, radiology, laboratory, and intensive care departments. The company has offices in the US and the Netherlands.

etrials Worldwide can make drug and device research much less of a difficult trial. Its eClinical software is used to manage clinical trials, integrating electronic data capture (EDC), interactive voice response (IVR), and electronic patient diaries (EPD) functions, as well as providing applications for data analytics. etrials' customers include pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and device and contract research organizations. The company also provides services such as project training, medical coding, and system and performance monitoring. In 2009 the company agreed to be acquired by Bio-Imaging Technologies, but abandoned that deal in favor of a higher offer from Merge Healthcare for about $18 million.

Greenway Medical Technologies provides solutions and on-demand services for physician practices, hospitals, integrated delivery networks (IDNs), regional health information organizations (RHIOs) and independent physician associations (IPAs). Greenway Medical Technologies solutions increase care quality, enhance patient satisfaction and facilitate adherence to compliance guidelines – all while maximizing profitability and ensuring results for customers.Greenway Medical Technologies single-database integration strategy for electronic health records (EHRs), practice management and interoperability creates simplistic and streamlined workflow benefits. More than 27,000 healthcare providers and professionals nationwide, in 30 specialties and subspecialties, use greenway integrated EHR at the point of care to optimize clinical, financial and administrative processes.

GTESS is a Dallas, Texas-based technology provider of software as a service (hosted ASP technology) for automating healthcare claims processing, including claim data cleaning that increases quality and decreases costs. The company only serves health plans, benefit administrators and networks, and our team of healthcare-experienced professionals (with more than 500 years of combined experience) deliver industry-leading service levels and guaranteed, high-quality results every day. GTESS partners with many leading U.S. health plans, benefit administrators and networks to help them reduce operational costs, increase adjudication and/or first-pass rates and improve customer service. GTESS has invested more than $22 million over 13 years in technology and technology-based service development.

Healthcare Management Systems (HMS) keeps community hospitals technologically healthy. Founded in 1984, the company develops integrated information management software platforms for nearly 600 community hospitals across the US. Offering tools for clinical and financial management, HMS provides applications for patient safety, automated revenue cycles, patient information and scheduling, and financial management. The company also offers wireless, electronic forms, and other technologies designed to make doctors' jobs easier; software for managing ancillary services such as blood banks, labs, and pharmacies; and software for practice management, home health, and long-term care providers.

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