Ingenix
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Big insurers gulp health info firms. Who’s left? (Morning Read)
With Aetna picking up health information exchange vendor Medicity for $500 million earlier this week, and Unitedhealth Group’s Ingenix buying Medicity’s top competitor, Axolotl, earlier this year, the HIE market is going through a major upheaval with few (one could even argue no) strong, independent vendors left, according to Chilmark Research.
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UnitedHealth’s Ingenix to buy A-Life Medical to streamline coding
UnitedHealth Group’s (NYSE:UNH) health information technology subsidiary Ingenix is buying yet another company that could help it cut administrative costs in healthcare — A-Life Medical — for undisclosed terms.
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Ingenix buys compliance consulting firm for undisclosed sum
UnitedHealth Group’s (NYSE: UNH) health information technology subsidiary Ingenix has reached an agreement to acquire […]
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UnitedHealth subsidiary Ingenix buys Picis
United HealthGroup‘s (NYSE: UNH) health information technology subsidiary Ingenix has acquired a Massachusetts-based hospital software […]
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Strong revenue growth powers UnitedHealth second-quarter profits
What weak economy? UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE: UNH) Tuesday boosted its annual profit forecast, thanks […]
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Night Read (Minnesota): Minnesota House fails to override Pawlenty veto of GAMC bill
The GAMC program provides health insurance to roughly 35,000 poor single adults at any given time, many of whom suffer from mental illness and chemical addiction.