West Virginia facility to deploy Eclipsys EMR suite

Jeff Byers | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital, a 273-bed community hospital located in Parkersburg, W.V., has signed a multimillion-dollar agreement with Eclipsys to support clinical and business goals.

The provider will replace its current legacy technology with the entire Sunrise Enterprise integrated suite of clinical and revenue cycle technology, along with Eclipsys’ Enterprise Performance Management suite, according to the Atlanta-based Eclipsys. With Eclipsys’ Sunrise Patient Portal, Camden-Clark plans to provide patients with self-service functionality, such as internet access to updated health information and the ability to schedule appointments online.

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