Rocky Mountain hospital signs InterSystems for enterprise app integration

Jeff Byers | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
The University of Colorado Hospital (UCH) has chosen the technology company InterSystems' Ensemble integration and development platform for enterprisewide integration.

The Rocky Mountain-based UCH has gone live with approximately 35 Ensemble-based interfaces in a group of applications including human resources and ERP systems.

According to the Cambridge, Mass.-based InterSystems, UCH plans to roll out an Epic ambulatory clinics application in the first quarter of 2011, deploying Epic outpatient and inpatient modules and 85 interfaces through the third quarter of 2011.

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